Hawker Beechcraft has announced a new move that, it says, makes its Beechcraft Premier IA even better value than ever before. From now until 30 September the Premier IA is available for zero-cost maintenance for five years or 1,000h, whichever occurs first. In addition, customers can take advantage of bonus depreciation in 2009, which could provide significant tax savings.
Source: Flight Daily News
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