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When referring to Hawker Beechcraft and the Beechcraft product line, any reference to Beech should be avoided. Although we have a proud Beech heritage, the aircraft are Beechcraft.
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Yes. All of the former Raytheon Aircraft Services will now be called Hawker Beechcraft Services. Hawker Aircraft Services will remain.
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Our Hawker and Beechcraft product lines use only the product brand name before the model, not the company name. For example: it is a Beechcraft Premier IA, not Hawker Beechcraft Premier IA.
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The Hawker Beechcraft Services facilities uses the following naming format: Hawker Beechcraft Services – Facility Location (i.e. Hawker Beechcraft Services – Tampa).
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There is no hyphen between Hawker and Beechcraft in the company name. It should be written as Hawker Beechcraft Corporation.
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The official names of the aircraft include the product name before the model, followed by the model number – i.e., Beechcraft Bonanza G36, not the G36 Bonanza; Hawker 900XP, not the 900XP Hawker. The full official aircraft name should be used initially.
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No. The Beechcraft King Air 350, B200GT or C90GTi product names do not use the word “Super.” It is a super airplane, but any reference to "Super" King Air should be avoided.
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