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Hawker Beechcraft Research: An Introduction And Request For Your Thoughts

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JSitesHBC Posted: 15 Jun 2012 13:39

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Hello,

First, a quick introduction.  My name is Jeff Sites, and I'm the Beechcraft Product Marketing Manager at Hawker Beechcraft.  It's my responsibility to understand the markets that our Beechcraft products compete in.  With Cirrus products making up a large portion of the General Aviation marketplace, and being a worthy competitor of ours for much of the last decade, it only makes sense for me to interact with Cirrus owners.

I would also like to request your assistance.  We are currently conducting research into the Piston Twin market.  Would you consider taking a few moments to fill out a survey?  It is very short - 8 questions at most, depending on your answers - and shouldn't take more than about 5 minutes to fill out. We believe that hearing from owners of competitive products is important; especially when it concerns new product development opportunities. Your participation in this survey will give us important insight into the types of features and capabilities owners of today's High Performance Piston Singles are looking for in their next airplane.  To get started on the survey, simply click on the link provided.

Thank you for your consideration, and we look forward to hearing from you.

Jeff

Hawker Beechcraft Piston Twin Market Survey: http://hbc.us.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_aYs3BYc9lbd0dr6

 

Jeff Sites
Senior Manager, Beechcraft Product Marketing
Hawker Beechcraft Corporation

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Hmmm, I hadn't really been thinking much about a twin, but wait, maybe if you gave me a loaner, just long enough to get my ME ticket, and to commute a few weekends between Truckee and Henderson, I could do a proper evaluation.  Just sayin' . . .

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It's easy.  Wouldn't buy it because it doesn't have turbonormalizers or turbo engines in it.  It would also be helpful if it was still pressurized.  Especially at 1.3 mil.  I think you guys already know this though...

Joe Rainey-  Former SR22G2

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