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2008 HAWKER 750 - AD #: AC52

2008 Hawker 750 Brand New
Head aft Cabin looking Forward Cabin looking aft Cockpit 2008 Hawker 750 Brand New
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This is a Brand New Hawker 750 just purchased in Dec 2008. Still under warranty . Also available for Charter. Please bring all offers!

Specifications

Ad #: AC52
Manufacturer: HAWKER
Model: 750
Year: 2008
Type: Business Jet
Quick Details: The new Hawker 750 is designed to satisfy the market’s unmet need for a high-performance, ultra-comfortable light-midsize business jet. A derivative of the famed Hawker 800-series airframe, the Hawker 750 refines its predecessor’s capabilities even fur
City: Orlando
State/Province: FL
Postal Code: 32801
Country: US
Engine Hours: 300
Asking Price $9,900,000.00
Willing to trade for: This is a Brand New Hawker 750 just purchased in Dec 2008. Still under warranty . Also available for Charter. Please bring all offers!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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2008 Hawker 750 Specifications

 

AirCell ST3100 iridium phone w/cordless cockpit

Electronic Charts

United States Weather

Single Collins HF-9000 HF Comm System with SELCAL

2nd Collins FMS-6000 FMS / GPS-4000A

2nd Graphical AFD-3010E Display and Cursor Control

Airshow 410 w/Flight Deck Controller

2nd 15” LCD Monitor

Power Outlet and Auxiliary A/V Package – 110

Cabin audio/video entertainment system

XM radio – 2 Channel System

Enhanced Refreshment Center Package

Precise Flight Pulselite system w/TCAS interface

Dual panel cockpit doors

Pyramid style cabinet

Wood Veneer Cabinetry (incl side edges)

Additional stowage drawers under each club chair

Drop down inboard armrests (all individual seats)

Belted lavatory seat

Two Honeywell Aerospace Engines Model #TFE731-5BR-1H

COLLINS PRO LINE 21 AVIONICS

Comm 1 - Collins VHF-4000 digital CNS radio transceiver (118.000

to 136.975 MHz in 8.33 KHz spacing increments), tuning

through either CDU-6200 or through CTL-23C

Comm 2 - Collins VHF-4000 digital CNS radio transceiver (118.000

to 136.975 MHz in 8.33 KHz spacing increments), tuning

through either CDU-6200

Nav 1 - Collins NAV-4000 VOR/LOC/GLS/ ADF/marker beacon

receiver, tuning through either CDU-6200 or through the CTL-

23C

Nav 2 - Collins NAV-4500 VOR/LOC/GLS /marker beacon receiver,

tuning through either CDU-6200

IFIS - Collins Integrated Flight Information System with single FSU-

5010 File Server Unit

GPS - single Collins GPS-4000A 12 channel GPS receiver

Full Performance FMS Database (performance and V speeds)

Transponders - dual TDR-94D, enhanced surveillance with Flight

ID, diversity transponders with dual antennas, tuning through

either CDU-6200

DME - dual Collins DME-4000 with DME information being

displayed on AFD’s

AHRS - dual Collins AHC-3000 attitude heading reference system

includes: dual FDU-3000 flux detector units, slaved and DG

heading modes

ADC - dual Collins ADC-3000 air data computers - RVSM capable

altimetry system

FMS - single Collins FMS-6000 flight management system with

navigational inputs from GPS receiver, Nav’s, and DME’s

CDU - dual Collins CDU-6200 control display units for FMS and

radio control

Flight display system - Pro Line 21 system with three AFD-3010

adaptive flight displays (pilot’s PFD and MFD and copilot’s PFD)

and one graphical AFD-3010E adaptive flight display (copilot’s

MFD); pilot’s MFD incorporates an engine indicating (EI) system

Checklist display - normal and emergency checklists displayed on

copilot’s MFD - operator checklist edit software provided

Maintenance diagnostics computer - Collins MDC-3110

maintenance diagnostics computer, displays maintenance

information on MFD and downloads through the DBU-4100

(shared with the FMS)

Automatic flight guidance system - dual Collins FGC-3000 flight

guidance computers, single autopilot system, yaw damper, FGP-

3000 flight guidance panel, and mach trim (integral to autopilot

system) - system has Category II approach capability

Audio system - dual dB systems digital control audio panels

Cockpit voice recorder - Universal CVR-120 with 2 hour recording

capability

Weather radar - Collins TWR-850 turbulence weather radar (RTA-

858 receiver/transmitter/ antenna) with display capability on any

AFD

Radio altimeter - single Collins ALT-4000 radio altimeter, measures

altitude up to 2,500 feet AGL, displayed on PFD’s

TCAS II - Collins TCAS-4000 traffic alert collision avoidance system

Secondary flight display system - Meggitt Mark II secondary flight

display system with independent air data unit - displays attitude,

altitude, airspeed, heading, Nav course deviation, and glideslope

Standby radio tuner - Collins CTL-23C

ELT - Artex C406-N (SAR type) with integral latitude/ longitude

information

Angle-of-attack system with remote mechanical AOA indicator

adjacent to pilot’s PFD (with selected V

 

 

ref

setting being indexed

by marker on the airspeed tape)

EGPWS - Honeywell Mark V enhanced ground proximity warning

system (EGPWS) with wind shear detection (satisfies FAA Class A

& B TAWS requirements)

Cockpit speaker inhibit switch

Collins FMS database update service-1

 

 

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year only

Enhanced Map Overlays with one year subscription

2. ENGINES

Two Honeywell TFE 731-5BR engines (rated 4,660 lb thrust each)

Thrust reversers

DEEC - digital electronic engine controller with engine condition trend

monitoring (ECTM), download of ECTM data provided through

connectors located in area adjacent to refuel panel in forward

baggage header

Engine fire detection system

Engine fire extinguishing system

Engine synchronizer

3. FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM

Mechanical primary flight controls

Manual roll and rudder trim

Electric and manual pitch trim

Hydraulic flaps/lift dump

Hydraulic spoilers/speed brakes

Dual stall warning system

Asymmetric flap detection system

Angle of attack system

4. HYDRAULIC

Two engine driven pumps (3000 PSI)

2.4 gallon pressurized system

Ground service connections

Emergency hydraulic system

HAWKER 750 STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST

 

(HB-6 THRU HB-33)

Aircraft Offered Subject To Prior Sale: Standard Equipment And Price Subject To Change Without Notice

2

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

 

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

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5. LANDING GEAR AND BRAKES

Hydraulic extension and retraction system

Dual nose gear wheels and tire

Dual main gear wheels and tires

Emergency gear extension system

Hydraulic nose wheel steering

Anti-skid system (Maxaret

 

 

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)

Parking brake

6. ELECTRICAL

Two starter/generators, 400 Ampere 28.5V D.C.

Dual 24V maintenance free lead acid batteries

External power receptacle

Over-voltage protection

Reverse current protection

Feeder fault protection

Honeywell 36-150[W] APU (approved for in-flight operation up to

30,000 feet)

7. INTERNAL LIGHTS

Internally-lit instruments

Electroluminescent switch panels and control placards

Standby instrument lights

Cockpit ceiling lights

Two overhead map lights with rheostats

Emteq LED lighting throughout the cabin including:

Emergency exit lights

Upwash lights

Reading lights above each passenger seat

Flood light above each console table

Aisle lights in the aisle side panels

Exit light over the main entry door

Lights in the closet/baggage area

8. EXTERNAL LIGHTS

HID (High Intensity Discharge) taxi/recognition lights and landing lights

Wing tips (incandescent) and tail (LED) navigation lights

Wing tips and tail strobe lights

Wing ice inspection lights

Beacon

Vertical tail illumination lights (logo)

Maintenance lighting in wheel bays

9. FUEL SYSTEMS

8,500 lb fuel capacity

Low fuel quantity warning system

Fuel temperature indicator

Cross-feed and fuel transfer capability

Two engine-driven fuel pumps

Two ejector jet pumps

Two fuel boost pumps (electric)

10. ENVIRONMENTAL

Three wheel air cycle machine

Bleed air pressurization system (8.55 max PSI)

Automatic/manual mode selector

Dual zone cabin and cockpit temperature system

11. PRESSURIZATION

Automatic pressurization controller

Manual depressurization control valve

Quick dump valve

Low cabin pressure annunciator

Two outflow valves

Cabin altitude limiters

Emergency pressurization

12.OXYGEN

2 x 750 liter oxygen bottles

Two diluter - demand regulated crew masks with microphones (EROS)

7.2 cu. ft. portable walkaround O

 

 

2

cylinder on cabin floor

Supplemental O

 

 

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in cabin

13. DE-ICE/ANTI-ICE AND RAIN

Engine inlet anti-ice (bleed air)

Wing leading edge de-ice/anti-ice (TKS fluid with 10 gallon capacity)

Windshield anti-ice (electric heat)

Horizontal stabilizer de-ice/anti-ice (fluid)

Pitot-static system anti-ice (electric heat)

Angle of attack (AOA) transmitter anti-ice (electric heat)

14. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION: PILOT’S PANEL

Two AFD-3010 adaptive flight displays (AFD)- PFD and MFD

Angle of attack (AOA) indicator

Audio control panel

Master warning light

Display control panel (DCP)

CVR control panel

Writing surface with pencil holder

Instrument lighting controls

15. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION: COPILOT’S PANEL

One AFD-3010 adaptive flight display (AFD)- PFD

One graphical AFD-3010E adaptive flight display (AFD)- MFD

Oxygen pressure indicator

Cabin altitude/differential pressure indicator

HAWKER 750 STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST

 

(HB-6 THRU HB-33)

Aircraft Offered Subject To Prior Sale: Standard Equipment And Price Subject To Change Without Notice

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

 

 

 

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Pressurization control panel

Audio control panel

Master warning light

Display control panel (DCP)

CTL-23C standby radio tuner

Cursor control panel (CCP)

Writing surface with pencil holder

Instrument lighting controls

16. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION:

CENTER PANEL/PEDESTAL/OVERHEAD PANEL

Dual control display units (CDU’s)

Flight guidance panel

Rudder trim control and indicator

Aileron trim control and indicator

Pitch trim control and indicator

Fuel temperature indicator

Thrust reverser control panel

Hydraulic pressure/brake pressure indicator

Landing gear control lever with position indicator lights

Warning and caution annunciator panel

Electronic standby instrument system (ESIS)

Secondary flight display system

Standby magnetic compass

Audible overspeed warning

Audible take-off out of trim warning

Audible landing gear warning

Stall annunciator’s and aural stall warning

Engine fire warning lights

Engine thrust/thrust reverser levers

Flap selector/flap position indicator

Air brake handle

Battery master switch

D.C. volt meter with select switch

Two boost pump switches

Two generator reset switches

Two engine fire extinguisher discharge switches

Environmental control panel

Fuel cross-feed transfer controls

17. EXTERNAL BAGGAGE

Externally accessed baggage; approximately 32 cu ft, 500 lbs

capacity

Heated, unpressurized

Smoke detector with fire extinguishing system

18. INTERIOR MATERIAL SELECTIONS

Standard carpet colors

Standard leather color palette

Standard fabric selection

Standard countertop material selection

Standard metal plating palette

19. CABIN

Collins Airshow 21 Cabin Management System

50” closet/baggage compartment

Smoke detector in the closet/baggage compartment

One BCF Halon fire extinguisher provided and mounted on the cabin

floor, aft of the forward left hand cabin bulkhead

Refuel control panel located in the upper section of the forward

stowage compartment

General stowage in the upper section of the center stowage

compartment

General stowage in the upper section of the rear stowage

compartment

2 coat rods - one full length (fore/aft orientation) in R/H forward

baggage compartment and one in aft closet

TKS access door with funnel - aft face of the vestibule/crew cabinet

Access for TKS filter under forward left hand refreshment center

Two each coat hooks on aft face of the crew cabinet

Main entrance door fold over hand rail

Main entrance door boarding lights - first and third steps

Main entrance door second step - ground equipment stowage

compartment

High gloss finish wood laminate with hardwood molding cabinetry and

leather wrapped bulkheads

Galley, 24” wide, forward left hand includes: two hot prepcos,

miniature liquor storage, ice/cold stowage drawer with heated

overboard drain, and large waste bin

Fold down acoustic main entry door curtain

Plug in style jump seat

Leather wrapped side ledge in main cabin

Dual drink holders at each seat

Lower side panel with single fabric finish

One conditioned air duct on each side of cabin at floor level

Flood duct

Five ERDA chairs with Hawker 750 styling/design that have adjustable

recline with separate control, 360° concentric swivel, side motion,

five inch base with telescoping integral headrest. Metal to metal

type seat belts, full berthing capability, magazine pocket in the seat

back. A lever is installed to control forward and aft movement on

the seat tracks, which are exposed

HAWKER 750 STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST

 

(HB-6 THRU HB-33)

Aircraft Offered Subject To Prior Sale: Standard Equipment And Price Subject To Change Without Notice

4

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

 

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

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Three place divan includes: break over forward arm rest, metal to

metal seat belts and shoulder restraints, drink holder is mounted in

each end armrest, stowage in forward and aft arms, stowage

underneath forward and middle seat cushions in Kydex tubs with

access through two piano hinged doors on aisle side of divan, and

two comfort throw pillows

Cockpit call switches located within the VIP touch screen panel and in

the lavatory

First aid kit stowed in the rear lavatory toilet seat back

Cabin paging and speaker system - cockpit to cabin paging and

speaker system with four cabin speakers

Soundproofing in the cabin, forward entrance area and lavatory

Console tables

“No Smoking - Fasten Seat Belts” signs with audible chime

One color 3.8” LCD touch screen VIP control panel located adjacent to

right hand forward facing chair contains cabin temperature, cabin

lighting on/off, bright/dim/off control functions

Six color 3.8” LCD touch screen passenger control panels control

reading light on/off, table flood light on/off

Cabin/lavatory door hinged on right side

Rear closet 21” wide forward of the rear right hand cabin bulkhead

includes luggage restraint net, coat rod, closet curtain,

miscellaneous stowage compartment above the coat hanging space,

and a light

Lavatory with a flushing toilet, external servicing, metal wash basin

plated same as latches and mounted in Corian, and smoke detector

Threshold rug

Entry rug

Three throw rugs between the seats

Vinyl maintenance runner extends from aft face of crew cabinet to the

rear of toilet compartment

Cabin chair maintenance covers (5 total)

Divan maintenance cover

Access panel for electrical components outboard of lavatory seatback

Passenger briefer cards (12 each) will be provided

Sealth Aero Marine (SAM) latches installed in all cabin furnishings

20. COCKPIT

Two IPECO crew seats upholstered with sheepskin to match cockpit

interior

Microphone boot on each yoke

Two cup holders

Headset/interphone stowage for 3

 

 

rd

crew member

Rosen sun visor system

Seat belts and harnesses

Jepps manual stowage with removable dividers

Two Scott EROS full face oxygen/smoke masks

Connectors for Collins CPAS-3000 portable access software system

located in lower crew cabinet

Spring style penholder

21. EXTERIOR PAINT SCHEMES

Standard exterior layout with standard paint colors to be maximum

two color stripe design

22. PUBLICATIONS

Airplane flight manual

Pilot’s operating manual

Abbreviated checklist

Log books (aircraft, engine, main batteries, emergency batteries, APU)

Major assembly record

Maintenance manual with maintenance requirement data and tool

equipment manual

Operator manuals for avionics equipment

Illustrated parts catalog

Wiring parts catalog

Maintenance schedule

Overhaul manual

Structural repair manual

Non destructive test manual

Engine maintenance manual

Engine parts catalog

Wiring diagram manuals

APU maintenance manual and illustrated parts catalog

23. LOOSE EQUIPMENT*

*Note: additional loose equipment and technical publications not specified here may also

be supplied

Aircraft model

MFD checklist edit software

Collins CPAS-3000 portable access software

First aid kit

Two flashlights (cockpit sidewall)

Two Halon fire extinguishers**, cockpit and cabin

**Warning - contains Halon substance which harms public health and environment

by destroying ozone in the upper atmosphere

Engine intake/thrust reverser covers

Pitot covers

Emergency escape hatch ground locking pin and flag

Door maintenance cable

Medeco keys for exterior panels and doors (all keyed alike)

Static and stall vent covers

Life vests (12 each)

Telex headsets (3 each)

Tool bag and miscellaneous hand tools

Fuel sampling tool

Fire ax

Landing gear locking pins

HAWKER 750 STANDARD EQUIPMENT LIST

 

(HB-6 THRU HB-33)

Aircraft Offered Subject To Prior Sale: Standard Equipment And Price Subject To Change Without Notice

HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORPORATION

 

 

 

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Jack pads

Dorsal intake plug

24. TRAINING*

Pilot Training: Two (2) pilots to type rating – Initial course

Minimum pilot qualification prerequisites: valid U.S. FAA Private Pilot Certificate

with multi-engine airplane instrument rating or a valid foreign equivalent, and

1000 hours total airplane pilot time.

Preferred pilot qualifications: valid U.S. FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with

multi-engine airplane instrument rating or a valid foreign equivalent, 1500

hours total airplane pilot time with 250 hours multi-engine time, and previous

completion of turbine and high altitude training.

Maintenance Training: Two (2) maintenance personnel – Initial

course

Minimum maintenance personnel qualification prerequisites: valid U.S. FAA

Maintenance Technician Certificate or a valid foreign equivalent.

*Notes: All training expires one (1) year after aircraft retail delivery. Optional

training packages may be available. See Aircraft Specification & Description and

consult HBC Sales for further information.

25. GENERAL STANDARD WARRANTY*

Structure (Fuselage, Empennage, Wing and Control Surfaces) – 5

years

Non HBC & HBC manufactured parts - 5 years (3,000 hours),

whichever occurs first.

Collins avionics - 5 years

Honeywell engines - 5 years or 1,800 hours (whichever occurs first,

balance of remaining engine hours at time of delivery)

APU- 5 years or 2,500 hours (whichever occurs first)

Exterior paint and interior finish items - 2 years (600 hours limit),

whichever occurs first

CAMP service - Computerized Aircraft Maintenance Program System -

1

 

 

st

year provided at no charge

*Standard warranty coverage is for ‘conventional’ use only. Usage not considered

‘conventional’ includes, but is not limited to, shared ownership fleets,

government/military or special mission operations, flight/pilot training operations

26. REDUCED VERTICAL SEPARATION MINIMUM (RVSM)

SERVICE

Buyer has the option to receive an RVSM service that will provide

the owner/operator with the required material to achieve RVSM

operational approval and Aircraft-specific Minimum Equipment

List (“MEL”) approval from an RVSM service provider

(“Provider”).

Included in the RVSM service, Buyer will receive:

• An Aircraft-specific MEL

• Domestic RVSM Procedures Manual and/or International Operations Manual

• One year of Revision Support Services for the above documents

• Height Monitoring RVSM Validation Flight for collecting data to ensure

autopilot performance

Buyer is responsible for conducting the Height Monitoring RVSM

validation flight within six (6) months from obtaining Operational

RVSM Approval, however HBC customarily arranges for and

conducts a Height Monitoring RVSM validation flight on or

before the acceptance flight at delivery. The Provider will make

every reasonable attempt to provide Buyer with the

documentation required to obtain Operator’s RVSM Operational

Approvals at the time of Aircraft delivery.

However, it is important to understand that the length of time

required for the approval process is controlled by several factors

that are beyond the control of the Provider (i.e. Buyer’s local

regulatory authority). Therefore, Operational Approval, at the

time of Aircraft delivery, is not implied or guaranteed

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