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Any news on selling the Hawker line of jets???

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Old 10th Apr 2013, 22:34
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Any news on selling the Hawker line of jets???


Hawker's waiting for a buyer to build them ???
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Forget it. The line is dead.
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Come on China, save them! Build them in the USA, fly them green to china, finish them off.....sell them 25% cheaper.
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A plastic airplane made in China
Doesn't get any better than that
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Old 11th Apr 2013, 16:21
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I fly the Hawker 4000, what a machine , I wish they would but alas no chance now. Its a criminal act the way HB have left the owners hung high and dry. I guess that's the way the cookie crumbles sometimes, they certainly wont be getting any good press this side of the Black Sea....
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Something must be up, they own a ton of Hawkers - used and new - and nothing is currently for sale - I can only assume everything is getting thrown into a deal.
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The clue is on the computer screensaver. Airbus have managed to delist the hangars and want to bulldoze the site. The jigs (original, and still made of wood) will go too. The cost of moving them before this act of historical vandalism would be too prohibitive for any potential buyer. RIP the Hawker.
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Reorganized Beechcraft ‘on a good foundation now,' says CEO | Wichita Eagle
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First Raytheon, then Hawker Beechcraft raping another part of the British aircraft industry.

I'm surprised it's taken so long to reach this point.

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By the way, where was the picture taken? Doesn't look like Chester!!
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Chester.........
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Old 15th May 2013, 14:05
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Expect an announcement in the near future.
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Can't wait tell me now... please please... oh actually I can.

Why post such things honestly unless you have some useful information? blaaaahhhh
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Can't wait tell me now... please please... oh actually I can.
Very useful info, thanks a lot.
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Old 16th May 2013, 18:00
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I always expect an announcement in the future......

It is very hard to retrospectively make an announcement in the past....!


You are not communicating new information with your post.....
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Old 16th May 2013, 22:19
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Be patient. EBACE is next week.
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Originally Posted by x933
Be patient. EBACE is next week.
Indeed. I note that there is only a "beechcraft corporation" stand...
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Old 18th May 2013, 21:35
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Some information here

http://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/ainalerts/2013-05-16/beech-readies-sell-hawker-jet-division
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Thumbs up Hawker 4K

Hi,

Our company went to expense to put a deposit on the Hawker 4000 after I did an extensive study of the plane. I would love to own one despite the fact that the line appears to be totally dead. I was wondering if you would be so kind as to email me and let me know how she flies? How many hours do you have TT and also in the 4K? I think the 308a engines were a perfect choice for the plane and after flying the 800XP with the 731-5BR engines the 4K should do very well indeed. Just curious.

Thanks for taking the time to reply.
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Old 22nd Aug 2013, 13:28
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you can email me docH4K I'll be happy to answer any Q's been flying the bird for two years now - so long as you know what your getting for the 'right' price and you know what you want from it - aside from that its a rocket in the climb. Its not all totally doom and gloom if your willing to hang onto it for 5 years+ or so and you give yourself a couple of million or two set aside for it. Under very specific conditions it's good buy but you have to know.

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