Raytheon Aircraft announced orders for its business-jet range worth more than $200 million at the show yesterday.
The 35-aircraft total comprises a Hawker Horizon super mid-size business jet, 14 Hawker 450 light mid-size jets, a Beechjet 400A light jet, 10 Raytheon Premier I entry-level jets, two Beech King Air 350 turboprops, three Beech King Air B200 turboprops, two Beech King Air C90B turboprops and two Beech Baron B58 piston-powered aircraft.
Source: Flight Daily News
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