As the factory authorized Diamond dealer for the Midwest, KCAC is pleased to present the Midwest Diamond D-Jet Tour. We will be displaying a full-sized mock-up of the new D-Jet at select cities in late October and early November. The D-Jet is a new breed of Personal Light Jet designed with the pilot owner in mind. It offers speed, safety, reliability, comfort and most importantly, affordability and ease of operation. If you would like the opportunity to attend one of these events and get up close and personal with the new D-Jet, please contact Diana Smotherman at dsmotherman@kcac.com or by phone at 913-782-0530. Below is a complete list of dates and locations for the Midwest Diamond D-Jet Tour stops. More...

REGION SALES BEGIN IMMEDIATELY

Kansas City Aviation Center (KCAC) announces that it has been chosen by Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. as a Diamond Regional Distribution Center (DRDC) for a key portion of the U.S. Midwest.
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Doubles in Size in 3 Years

Kansas City Aviation Center (KCAC), the full service fixed base operator based at Johnson County Executive Airport in Olathe, KS, reported today that the company had achieved record revenues and profits for the third consecutive year. They also revealed that as result of this success the company had more than doubled its revenues and profits during this period.
In business for more than 40 years, KCAC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Peterson Manufacturing Company of Grandview, MO, one of the nation’s premier manufacturers of automotive safety lighting and equipment. KCAC offers line services, charter, aircraft maintenance, avionics, aircraft management, and new and used aircraft sales. New aircraft sales feature the Pilatus and Piper lines.
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Universal Avionics announced today that Kansas City Air Center (KCAC) of Olathe, Kansas was named Universal Avionics Systems Corporation's Top Dealer for 2006.

Paul DeHerrera, Vice President of Marketing and Product Support for Universal Avionics in announcing the award said, "We are extremely proud of KCAC, they are new to our team, yet in one year have excelled in sales for 2006 with their incredibly successful PC-12 upgrade program.”
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KCAC pilots a course for soaring sales--Aircraft cockpit retrofit work could land $60M
Kansas City Business Journal - by Chris GrenzStaff Writer

Kansas City Aviation Center anticipates $30 million to $60 million in sales of an instrument panel retrofit it will offer for one of the world's best-selling airplanes.

The Olathe-based aircraft sales and service company plans to build a $1.25 million facility at the Johnson County Executive Airport and hire perhaps 15 employees to accommodate the retrofit program, which it will market to owners of the Pilatus PC-12.

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