Our final broadcast from EAA AirVenture 2007 includes a segment on Cirrus Design Corporation. The company was founded in 1984 with a dream to design and build affordable airplanes that deliver greater control, more comfort, and unprecedented levels of safety. Today, Cirrus is developing several new models of aircraft including the single-engine, piston-powered SR22. That model clinched the distinction as the world's best selling airplane in its class. More than 1,250 talented individuals work for the Duluth, Minnesota-based manufacturer and many exciting career opportunities are still available at Cirrus. Avjobs Weekly spoke with Cirrus co-founder Dale Klapmeier, who talked about the company's newest aircraft and also discussed the many job opportunities available in engineering, sales and other important functions. Mr. Klapmeier also describes what his company seeks in job applicants.

Today's broadcast also features a look at the future of flight, including an interview with a NASA official who described the agency's future plans for a return flight to the Moon. continuing our space-related theme, we also feature a press conference by famed astronaut Jim Lovell, who among other accomplishments, is known for his heroic efforts during the troubled Apollo 13 mission. Finally, we profile an aircraft that occasionally brushes with the Earth'[s atmosphere during its classified missions - the U2 spy lane. Enjoy our chat with the airplane's pilot - call sign "Cambi"