The first two of seven leased Raytheon Beech King Air B200s have arrived

Edited by James E. Swickard Mike Vines February 01, 2004
The first two of seven leased Raytheon Beech King Air B200s have arrived at the United Kingdom's Royal Air Force station at RAF Cranwell from the Beech facility in Kansas. The civil-registered aircraft will replace the RAF's aging Jetstream T1s. The B200s will be used for military multiengine pilot...

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