Hawker Beechcraft Essays

  • Beechcraft King Air 200 Case Study

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    MARKETING REQUIREMENT DOCUMENT Beechcraft King Air Model 200 Engine Modification Revision: 1.0 DATE: February 2014 Author(s): Shane Huffer REVISION HISTORY Revision Level Date Description 1.0 Draft February 2014 Initial Release (By Shane Huffer) Marketing Sign-Off R/D Sign-Off Director of Marketing Director of Engineering Date Date A. BACKGROUND The Beechcraft King Air Model 200 (formerly the Super King Air 200) is a part of a line of twin-turboprop

  • Women in WWII

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    World War Two was the period where women came out of their shells and was finally recognized of what they’re capable of doing. Unlike World War One, men weren’t the only ones who were shined upon. Women played many significant roles in the war which contributed to the allied victory in World War Two. They contributed to the war in many different ways; some found themselves in the heat of the battle, and or at the home front either in the industries or at homes to help with the war effort as a woman

  • Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Dowding: The Hero of the Battle of Britain

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    Few tales from history have held as much fascination as that of the Battle of Britain. The notion of the RAF fighting against the might and power of the Luftwaffe, and winning, has captured the imagination of generations. Yet few people know who the man responsible for the victory really was. Most of the time, Prime Minister Winston Churchill is portrayed as the man who saved Britain. To some extent, this is true. If Churchill had not kept up the spirits of the British people, and had not refused

  • Additional Aircraft Feasibility Study

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    of the aviation department will be presented along with a new recommended plan for the usage of the aircraft. The study will then conclude with a sum up of all the recommendations. Current Aircraft The company is currently operating a 1985 Beechcraft King Air B-200. This aircraft is a propeller jet aircraft. The definition of a propeller jet aircraft is that the engine is a jet that drives a propeller. The propellers spin at a constant rate and speed changes are made by adjusting the angle

  • Sydney Tar Ponds

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    1930 under the name Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation or DOSCO. In 1957 it was purchased by Toronto based aircraft manufacturing company, A.V. Roe Canada and in 1962 was once again sold, this time to Hawker Siddeley Canada, where it become a subsidiary. (Sydney Steel Corporation, 29) Hawker Siddeley ran the company smoothly until 1965 when they decided to eliminate all money moving operations. It was also around this time that it was announced that there were only around 15 operational years

  • The History of Air North

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    Otter, and Ca... ... middle of paper ... ...passengers (Fly Air North. 2013). The airline also has one Boeing 737-400, which holds up to 156 passengers. The fleet also includes two Boeing 737-200,with a passenger capacity of 120 seats and five Hawker Siddeley 748 with a passenger capacity from 4 to 40 depending on cargo configuration (Fly Air North, 2013). One can say that Air North- The Yukon’s airline throughout its notable achievements will only continue to grown in the Yukon.

  • Flight 81 Essay

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    The Last Flight of Hawker 818MV Incident Hawker Beechcraft Corporation 125-800A, N818MV, operated by East Coast Jets and designated as Flight 81, departed Atlantic City International Airport at 0713 central daylight time on 31 July 2008. Flight 81 was transporting employees of Revel Entertainment to Degner Regional Airport in Owatonna, Minnesota as part of a five-leg trip sequence. During the landing on runway 30, the captain initiated a go-around late in the landing roll, striking the localizer

  • Human Factors in Accident Reports

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    picture of the aircraft situation, position and progress, not only in horizontal and vertical dimensions, but with regard to time and speed, as well” (NASA, 2000). Large aircraft are not the only ones to utilize glass cockpits. Cessna, Piper, and Hawker Beechcraft among others began using glass cockpit designs between 2002 and 2003. According to the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (as cited in NTSB, 2010b), “by 2006 more than 90 percent of new piston-powered, light airplanes were equipped with