The Hawker 800 is one of the most popular private jets ever made.
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"HAWKER 800, Information!"
Few aircraft can match the Hawker 800 combination of comfort, cabin size, and speed.
One of the most popular business jets in its class, it’s often likened to a spacious conference room in the sky.
It is designed to complete transcontinental and international flights as needed, as well as have good short range capabilities.
Since it is the third member of the 800 series, it has undergone many small improvements to the features.
This has made it successful in the private jet market to begin with its cruise and climb speeds, runway performance, and weight limits.
The Hawker 800 comprises both six- and eight-passenger configured aircraft.
Both configurations have a full refreshment center and stand-up headroom along the entire cabin length.
Within the Hawker 800 series, there is also the improved models of the Hawker 800XP and the Hawker 850XP.
In December 2006, Raytheon announced the sale of Raytheon Aircraft to GS Capital Partners.
The new company is called Hawker Beechcraft Inc and the sale was completed in March 2007.
The Hawker 800XP business jet is derived from the design of the UK-built de Havilland / Hawker Siddely and British Aerospace 125, first built in 1962.
This evolved into the Series 400 to 800 produced up to the early 1990s.
Raytheon purchased the Series 800 program in 1993 and the aircraft took the name Hawker 800.
"Hawker 800 Airplane Charter"
hawker 800 airplane
Over 275 of the Hawker 800 were built until final production in 1995 when the 800XP entered service.
The aircraft has composite, outwardly canted winglets, a range increased by 4% (an additional 185km) and 8% improvement in time to climb.
The Hawker 850XP received certification in March 2006 and is the current production model, superseding the 800XP.
The Hawker 800XP is of all-metal construction with low sweptback one-piece wings, a high tailplane and rear-mounted engines.
The 17.1m³ (604ft³) cabin can accommodate up to 14 seats, with typical seating layouts for six to ten passengers in a variety of configurations.
A VIP cabin layout provides seating for eight passengers with four club seats at the front of the cabin, a three-seat settee and a single seat at the rear of the cabin.
The luggage compartment is accessible in flight.
This now includes LCD touchscreens at each chair for the individual control of lighting, temperature and entertainment systems.
The Hawker 800SP mid-size business jet can accommodate up to 8 executive or personal passengers.
The Hawker 800 is generally equipped with a deluxe galley, entertainment system, and lavatory, making it ideal for short hops, or cross country journeys.
The Hawker 800 incorporates upgraded avionics and a redesigned interior.
The Hawker 800 Private Aircraft essentially fills the gap left behind by the "HAWKER 1000" when production of that Aircraft ceased.
"HAWKER 800, for Private Jet Charter flights."
Few aircraft can match the Hawker 800 combination of comfort, cabin size, and speed.
One of the most popular business jets in its class, it’s often likened to a spacious conference room in the sky.
It is designed to complete transcontinental and international flights as needed, as well as have good short range capabilities.
Since it is the third member of the 800 series, it has undergone many small improvements to the features.
This has made it successful in the private jet market to begin with its cruise and climb speeds, runway performance, and weight limits.
The Hawker 800 comprises both six- and eight-passenger configured aircraft.
Both configurations have a full refreshment center and stand-up headroom along the entire cabin length.
Within the Hawker 800 series, there is also the improved models of the Hawker 800XP and the Hawker 850XP.
In December 2006, Raytheon announced the sale of Raytheon Aircraft to GS Capital Partners.
The new company is called Hawker Beechcraft Inc and the sale was completed in March 2007.
The Hawker 800XP business jet is derived from the design of the UK-built de Havilland / Hawker Siddely and British Aerospace 125, first built in 1962.
This evolved into the Series 400 to 800 produced up to the early 1990s.
Raytheon purchased the Series 800 program in 1993 and the aircraft took the name Hawker 800.
"Hawker 800 Airplane Charter"
hawker 800 airplane
Over 275 of the Hawker 800 were built until final production in 1995 when the 800XP entered service.
The aircraft has composite, outwardly canted winglets, a range increased by 4% (an additional 185km) and 8% improvement in time to climb.
The Hawker 850XP received certification in March 2006 and is the current production model, superseding the 800XP.
The Hawker 800XP is of all-metal construction with low sweptback one-piece wings, a high tailplane and rear-mounted engines.
The 17.1m³ (604ft³) cabin can accommodate up to 14 seats, with typical seating layouts for six to ten passengers in a variety of configurations.
A VIP cabin layout provides seating for eight passengers with four club seats at the front of the cabin, a three-seat settee and a single seat at the rear of the cabin.
The luggage compartment is accessible in flight.
This now includes LCD touchscreens at each chair for the individual control of lighting, temperature and entertainment systems.
The Hawker 800SP mid-size business jet can accommodate up to 8 executive or personal passengers.
The Hawker 800 is generally equipped with a deluxe galley, entertainment system, and lavatory, making it ideal for short hops, or cross country journeys.
The Hawker 800 incorporates upgraded avionics and a redesigned interior.
The Hawker 800 Private Aircraft essentially fills the gap left behind by the "HAWKER 1000" when production of that Aircraft ceased.
"HAWKER 800, for Private Jet Charter flights."
One of the most popular midsize jets.
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