DULUTH, Minnesota — Cirrus Aircraft recently broke ground on a 15,000-square-foot Engine Run-Up Center.
The company will invest more than $8 million in the facility, which is expected to be completed and operational in summer 2027, according to company officials.
The new facility will feature two calibration stalls where Cirrus technicians can set up, test, and adjust engines during operation. A separate control room will support data analysis and remote adjustments. Air-handling equipment, including an eight-foot exhaust collector, will ventilate the stalls, while sound-control measures will reduce airport noise, company officials explained…