In Lionel Alford, Jr., "Military Aviation Adventures": Latest Flight In The Baron
Back in the Baron for a business trip. This was the best kind of business trip. I went down to Oklahoma City (OKC) for FAA physiological and survival training.
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 Working Together - Building Our Future 1996 to 2000. A brief history of Beechcraft and Raytheon, part 6 and the final installment in the series. Original Publish Date: 7/20/2003 (Please refresh the page to view another archive article) |
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In Air Capital Aviation Report: Hawker Beechcraft Signs Contract with Mexican Air Force for Six T-6C+ Trainers
Hawker Beechcraft Defense Company (HBDC) today announced the first sale of its new Beechcraft T-6C+ military trainer to the Mexican Air Force (FAM). The T-6C+, an enhanced version of the T-6 military trainer aircraft, is capable of carrying external stores and delivering practice weapons for training purposes.
In Aviation and Aircraft Videos: Hawker Beechcraft AT-6
The Hawker Beechcraft AT-6 at the AFA Convention in Washington, D.C. on September 20, 2011.
In Lionel Alford, Jr., "Military Aviation Adventures": Latest Flight: Software Familiarization
I was back in the AT-6C for a familiarization flight with the new software and hardware in aircraft AT-2. We've made some great modifications to AT-2 to make it the productionized version of the AT-6C.
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