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Quest Aircraft announced the launch of its new, interactive website. The revamped site is optimized for mobile, tablet and desktop platforms and provides users with improved navigation and functionality.
“The new questaircraft.com contains a wide range [of] content for both current owners and prospective customers,” said Mark Brown, marketing director for Quest Aircraft. “Our new website does a better job of showing what the Kodiak is, and is capable of, but also who our owners are. Specifically, we’re excited to debut an entirely new section dedicated to Kodiak Adventures, where we highlight unique Kodiak customers and pilots, and their stories.”
A quick scroll through the new and improved website shows these adventures range from following 11-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater through learning to fly in a Kodiak, to the use of a Kodiak in anti-poaching missions throughout Botswana.
Quest’s improved website arrives just in time for the world’s biggest air show and aviation gather: EAA AirVenture. Quest Aircraft is expanding its presence this year on the grounds. For the first time, Quest will display three Kodiak aircraft–two traditional fixed-gear aircraft on-site at the Quest booth, with a third amphibious version displayed at the EAA seaplane base.
Quest Aircraft is also co-sponsoring the daily afternoon airshows with engine partner Pratt & Whitney Canada.
“EAA AirVenture offers so much to aviation enthusiasts from around the world, especially in the form of their spectacular air show performances. Quest Aircraft is honoured to be a part of making that happen this year,” said Nick Newby, Quest Aircraft’s senior vice-president of sales and marketing. “Our sponsorship is driven by the passion and excitement behind these performances, a great match for the Kodiak, an aircraft with a passionate following of its own.”
