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- Aircraft Library
- 1979 - 1988
The Westwind started out as the Aero Commander 1121 Jet Commander. When Rockwell (owner of Aero Commander) acquired North American Aviation (owner of Sabreliner) in
- Aircraft Library
- 2005 - Present
The P180 Avanti II is Piaggio Aero’s flagship product. It is the world’s fastest turboprop business aircraft. It offers customers the speed of a light
- Aircraft Library
- 1995 - 2008
The Pilatus PC-12 is the largest civil single-engine turboprop being produced today. The manufacturer, Pilatus, has a long history of building rugged, military aircraft in
- Aircraft Library
- 1982 - 1985
In 1977 Mitsubishi embarked on the design of a new business jet known as the MU-300. This aircraft, subsequently called the ‘Diamond’, was a conventional
- Aircraft Library
- 1979 - 1987
The Model 90’s have seen their way through the alphabet with the 90, A90, B90, C90, D90 (not built), E90, F90 and H90 (also not
- Aircraft Library
- 1972 - 1981
The Model 90s have seen their way through the alphabet with the 90, A90, B90, C90, D90 (not built), E90, F90 and H90 (also not
- Aircraft Library
- 1992 - 2005
The Beechcraft King Air series has its roots in the Twin Bonanza of 1951. That aircraft model was enlarged and re-engined to become the model
- Aircraft Library
- 1984 - 1992
The Beechcraft King Air series has its roots in the Twin Bonanza of 1951. That aircraft model was enlarged and re-engined to become the model
- Aircraft Library
- 1991 - 2008
The Beechcraft King Air series has its roots in the Twin Bonanza of 1951. That aircraft model was enlarged and re-engined to become the model
- Aircraft Library
- 1976 - 1983
The Model 100 is a stretched derivative of the Model 90 featuring five cabin windows instead of the Model 90’s three; MTOW increased by 1,300
- Aircraft Library
- 1990 - Present
The Beechcraft King Air series has its roots in the Twin Bonanza of 1951. That aircraft model was enlarged and re-engined to become the model
- Aircraft Library
- 1974 - 1981
The Beechcraft King Air series has its roots in the Twin Bonanza of 1951. That aircraft model was enlarged and re-engined to become the model
- Aircraft Library
- 1993 - 2005
The Learjet 60 is a Learjet 55, with a 3½-foot longer fuselage, Pratt & Whitney Canada PW305 engines, Collins Pro Line 4 avionics, and numerous
- Aircraft Library
- 1988 - 1992
The Learjet 55 was Lear’s entry into the medium sized business jet field. In designing the 55, Learjet utilizes the earlier Longhorn 28/29 wing with
- Aircraft Library
- 1981 - 1987
The Learjet 55 was Lear’s entry into the medium sized business jet field. In designing the 55, Learjet utilizes the earlier Longhorn 28/29 wing with
- Aircraft Library
- 2003 - Present
The Learjet 45XR is a Learjet 45 with a 1,000-pound heavier ramp and takeoff weights as well as two TFE 731-20BR engines. The Learjet 45
- Aircraft Library
- 1998 - 2005
The Learjet 45 was Learjet’s first completely new model, since the Learjet 23. It is larger than the Learjet 31 and smaller than the 60.
- Aircraft Library
- 1976 - 1995
The original Model 35 was powered by two TFE731-2-2A engines and was 13 inches longer than its predecessor, the Model 25. First flight of the