What Hawker Beechcraft does

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Name

Hawker Beechcraft

Website

https://web.archive.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

2006

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

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Wichita

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

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Direct peers

• Textron Aviation (Cessna): The general aviation division of Textron, which acquired Hawker Beechcraft in 2014 and now manufactures the Cessna and Beechcraft product lines including King Air, Bonanza, and Baron — overlapping with Hawker Beechcraft's historical turboprop and piston aircraft portfolio.
• Honda Aircraft Company: Manufacturer of the HondaJet, a light business jet that competes in the entry-level segment where historical Hawker 400-series jets once operated.
• Cirrus Aircraft: Manufacturer of the SR22 and Vision Jet, the world's best-selling piston aircraft and an entry-level personal jet — overlapping with the piston and entry-level segments of Hawker Beechcraft's general aviation portfolio.
• Daher: French industrial group that owns the TBM family of high-speed single-engine turboprops, directly competing with Beechcraft's King Air line in the owner-flown turboprop segment.
• Embraer Executive Jets: Brazilian aerospace company's business aviation arm producing Phenom and Praetor jets that compete in the same light-to-super-midsize segments as historical Hawker jets.
• Gulfstream Aerospace: A General Dynamics subsidiary that designs and manufactures business jets competing head-to-head with the historical Hawker jet product line in the mid- and large-cabin business jet segment.
• Bombardier: Canadian manufacturer of the Global and Challenger business jet families, directly competing with Hawker Beechcraft's legacy Hawker 800/900/4000 series in the business aviation market.
• Piper Aircraft: General aviation manufacturer producing single-engine and twin piston aircraft such as the M-class Seneca and Saratoga, comparable to Beechcraft's piston Bonanza and Baron lines.
• Dassault Aviation: French manufacturer of Falcon business jets that compete directly with Hawker's legacy mid- and large-cabin business jets in the corporate aviation market.
• Pilatus Aircraft: Swiss manufacturer of the PC-12 single-engine turboprop and PC-24 light jet, directly comparable to Hawker Beechcraft's King Air turboprop and Hawker jet product lines.

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