Cirrus Aircraft turned heads on a recent jaunt out of Santa Monica Airport, where air traffic controllers, pilots and even a guy polishing a vintage auto collection gave figurative and literal thumbs up to its new Vision Jet. The single-engine, five-seater is the Duluth, Minn.-based company’s initial foray into the jet market, and its $2 million price tag also has turned some heads, with 600 orders stacked up and production just begun. The skinny on the waiting list indicates the air field in Santa Monica and other general aviation facilities might be a good spot for glimpsing celeb fliers, with Angelina Jolie, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, Ken Griffey Jr. – who’s reserved Vision Jet #24 to match his retired number with the Seattle Mariners – and Hewlett Packard CEO Dion Weisler all said to be signed up. … Anyone else notice that VidCon co-founder Hank Green has reached more than 80% of a $300,000 goal for an Indiegogo.com crowdfunder on a proposed PodCon? Plans call for the podcasting convention to debut in Seattle this December. Memo to Mayor Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles Convention Center operator AEG and the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board: Give Seattle its day in the sun – as unlikely as that might be – and then do all you can to make sure PodCon sees that a fit with L.A. is too logical to miss. … Our Research Director David Nusbaum checks in from the sports business beat with the observation that the recent postponement of the opening of Stan Kroenke’s football palace in Inglewood means the eventual new home of the Rams and Chargers is now due to share its year of new-stadium buzz with the soon-to-be Las Vegas Raiders, with all three franchises set to move into their new addresses in 2020. … Anyone else notice how readily the National Football League owners accommodated the delay, taking less than a week to gather and turn in a unanimous vote to push the Inglewood stadium’s assignment as Super Bowl host back a year – to 2022 – and give Tampa, Fla., the 2021 slot? … Pete Wilson is a former governor and currently with Browne George Ross in Century City, but it’s probably his stint in the Marine Corps that resonated most last weekend as he traveled to New Orleans to receive honors for his leadership on fundraising for the National World War II Museum there.