Beech/Beechcraft
Walter H. Beech had resigned from Travel Air in 1930 when with his wife Olive Ann Beech he set up the Beech Aircraft Co. in Wichita, Kansas in 1932. He had designed the Model 17 ‘staggerwing’ biplane, and went on to produce the Model 18 in huge numbers, and a whole series of other aircraft, branching out eventually into missiles, spacecraft and aircraft subcontract manufacturing. Walter had died in 1950, and Olive Ann became the CEO of the company for the next 30 years. The company became a wholly owned subsidiary of Raytheon in 1980.
Beechcraft and 2 Harvards Three planes, A Beechcraft and 2 Harvards, flying over The Hague. This flight was part of the "Day t...
Lima Lima Flight Team Photo taken by a co-worker of mine while on one of the public relations flight of the team. Taken i...
UC-45J Dismantled UC-45J 67212 ex VT-10 U.S.Navy.Coolidge airfield, Arizona, 24-10-1995.
Beech 200, # C-GMRS C-GMRS of the Canadian Government Department of Fisheries and Oceans preparing for flight at the Nov...
US Army Beech RC-12N Beech RC-12N, S/N 91-0517, 305th B.I.B. (Trng.) US Army.
Photo @ Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, ...
Navy's Beech D45 Photo of training aircraft N34MT Beech D45, "Mentor", S/N BG-417.
Photo @ Porterville AP, CA. May 4...
Twinjet Beech 1900D Airliner Twinjet Beech 1900D Airliner is here landing at Eindhoven airport.
Beech D-17S, N5400N, C/N 6767, Owls Head Maine One of the most beatiful aircraft designs of the 1930s, fast but not the easiest to fly.
Beech 1900D, C-GXGX Beech 1900D, C-GXGX of Georgian Air at Halifax, Nova SCotia.
military trainer aircraft Beech T-34A Mentor N555ZZ Beech A-45 (T-34A) "Mentor", 1955, S/N 55-0290.
Photo @ Minter Fld., California. Apr. 26-199...
US Navy trainer Beech T-34C Mentor Photo of US Navy Beech T-34C "Mentor", Bu.# 160499, VT-28 TAW-4.
Photo @ NAS North Island, CA. Jun...
US Marines trainer aircraft Beech T-34A Mentor US Marines Beech T-34C "Mentor", Bu.# 160531, VMFAT-101.
Photo @ NAS North Island, CA. June 2000.
