Textron Aviation expands leadership with advanced military training aircraft for US Navy and Canadian programs.
Textron Aviation will reassert its industry leadership with over 1,700 Cessna and Beechcraft turbine aircraft. Globally, it has delivered more than 250,000 aircraft. Recently, It has announced its new military multi-engine training aircraft, following the success of the Beechcraft King Air 260.
This advanced aircrew training aircraft has been selected to modernize training for the United States Navy’s Multi-Engine Training System (METS) and Canada’s Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) program. It features factory options such as TACAN (Air to Air), angle of attack (AOA), V/UHF radio, digital audio system, engine trend monitoring, condition-based maintenance plus, observer/jump seat, passenger mission seats, and full-face oxygen masks.
For over 95 years, Textron Aviation Inc. has utilized its collective talent to design and deliver aircraft that operate in over 170 countries worldwide. This accounts for more than half of all general aviation aircraft globally.
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Textron Aviation champions aviation with a diverse product portfolio spanning business jets, turboprops, and military aircraft. Their innovations prioritize comfort, efficiency, and enjoyment, aiming to shape the future of flight with a global customer service network and decades of industry leadership.
Q. – How many Cessna and Beechcraft turbine aircraft does Textron Aviation have?
A. – Over 1,700.
Q. – How many aircraft has Textron Aviation delivered globally?
A. – 250,000+.
