The Hawker 750 was a mid-size business jet that represented the final evolution of the venerable HS.125 lineage, serving as an economical alternative to larger corporate aircraft. First flown on August 23, 2007, it was a low-wing twin-engine design powered by Honeywell TFE731-5BR turbofans, typically seating eight passengers in a 551-cubic-foot cabin. With a maximum cruise speed of 447 knots and range of 2,111 nautical miles, the aircraft measured part of Hawker Beechcraft Corporation's strategic positioning between light and midsize jet categories before production ceased in 2012 after just 49 examples.
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| Meridian Air | — | HB-34 | United Kingdom | 4242db |