Beechcraft

Company founders’ granddaughter has rereleased an updated version of the acclaimed biography.

This $67,500 Bonanza ready for a new home.

This ‘budget Beechcraft’ features a larger propeller than its predecessors and aerodynamic cleanup, resulting in a bit more speed.

Most classic aircraft under $100,000 have needs. Whether the panel is antiquated with barely functional radios, the engine approaching the recommended time before overhaul (TBO), or the paint and interior ragged, there are almost always several items on the “to-do” list. But this classic 1947 Beechcraft Bonanza bucks the trend by providing award-winning aesthetics and […]

Robust cross-country capability defines today’s bargain. With the speed of retractable gear, a well-engineered airframe, plentiful parts availability, and a robust owner’s group, the Beechcraft Bonanza family is often regarded as the standard of single-engine piston general aviation aircraft. This close cousin to the Bonanza, a 1960 Beechcraft Debonair, is available for $99,500 on AircraftForSale. […]

Today’s bargain provides ample space for two, great visibility, and legendary Beechcraft quality at an operating cost similar to that of a basic Cessna 150. With only 312 examples produced and around 200 remaining on the FAA registry, the Skipper is a relatively rare type that adds some interesting variety to any ramp. This unique […]

Today’s bargain combines legendary Beechcraft quality and well-rounded strengths at a level of affordability that’s on par with the most basic 4-place Cessnas and Pipers. Originally launched in 1963, the Musketeer and more powerful Sundowner were produced for twenty years after over 4,300 were produced. Pilots interested in a unique taildragger with economical operating costs […]

Beechcraft made a stately entry into the two-seat single-engine training airplane market with the BE-77.

This 1958 J35 model has the striking V-tail, with an average amount of total time for its age.

Remembering how we got it in the first place might help.