Everything You Need To Know About Beechcraft
Before you start dreaming about customizing your own private jet or spending your bonus on a five-star getaway, consider investing in an aircraft, namely the Beechcraft, that is set to increase in value over the next few years. Aircraft manufacturers like Beechcraft aren’t just great investments for affluent individuals — they can also be lucrative purchases for even the most frugal of investors. With an estimated worth of $21,750 and a growth potential of up to 11% per year, owning a Beechcraft could be one of the smartest financial moves that you make this year. Furthermore, there are many different types of ...
What’s Do I Need To Know About the Beechcraft King Air 260?
If you are a fan of turboprop engines, you’re in for a treat. Textron Aviation recently announced that they have made adjustments to the most popular business turboprop in the world, the King Air 360, to create an engine that significantly lessens pilot workload by using digital pressurization, among other advanced features. The resulting turboprop is called the King Air 260, and the company has already started production this year with target deliveries and certification expected by early 2021. (Photo of the Beechcraft King Air 260 from Textron Aviation.) The Beechcraft King Air 260 is currently being listed at $6.7 million by Textron Aviation. What ...
Former Beech and Cessna chief dies at 91
As an engineer, Max Bleck has always been fascinated with machines and this passion brought him places including the seat of the president in the four biggest aircraft manufacturing companies in the world – Beech, Cessna, Piper Aircraft and Raytheon Co. With nearly fifty years on his sleeve in the aircraft industry, Black was the most sought-after leader- trusted by his peers, respected by his companions, and acknowledged by the industry. Related article: History of Cessna In 1961, Bleck began his journey as a chief engineer for Cessna’s Wallace division and climbed his way up until he was named vice president ...
Beechcraft Baron G58 continues to impress aviation experts
Over it’s nearly 60 year history in the aviation industry, the Beechraft Baron G58 has consistently impressed aircraft experts and pilots alike with it’s performance and dependability. And with it’s new cabin configuration the Baron can now comfortably seat six passengers in club seating, an improvement from the Baron’s previous configuration which only accommodated four or five passengers. While only the normally aspirated G58 is available for purchase today, the owners of Beechcraft at Textron Aviation report that a total of 2,485 normally aspirated Model 58’s have been produced since 1969, with another nearly 650 airframes that were produced being ...
History of Beechcraft
Knisley Welding caters to the aircraft exhaust system some of Beech’s aircrafts. Let’s take a look into the brief history of Beechcraft and how it has come about, how it has contributed to the aircraft industry, and how it is doing now. Beechcraft’s Foundation Beechcraft was founded in the year 1932 by the husband-and-wife tandem of Walter and Olive Ann Beech. Beechcraft first operated in an idle Cessna factory in Wichita, Kansas. Walter Beech previously formed Travel Air in 1924. Travel Air was absorbed by Curtiss-Wright in 1929 where Beech became President of the airplane division, and Vice President for ...