Beech 300 Super King Air
Explore the Beech 300 Super King Air, from its 1980 design to its VIP military role. Learn about its enhancements and variants like the lighter 300LW.
Explore the Beech 300 Super King Air, from its 1980 design to its VIP military role. Learn about its enhancements and variants like the lighter 300LW.
Explore the Beech 73 Jet Mentor, America’s first jet trainer prototype. Learn about its design, initial rejection by the USAF, and evaluation by Canada.
Explore the Beech 76 Duchess, Beech Aircraft’s light multi-purpose aircraft, designed to bridge the gap between the Bonanza and Baron models.
Explore the Bell 48 (H-12), a 1946 military helicopter project. Learn about its prototypes, powerful engines, and the challenges that led to its production cancellation.
Explore the Bellanca 28-90B ‘Flash’ and ‘Dorothy’ saga, from transatlantic races to service in the Spanish Civil War, China, and Mexico. A versatile aviation history.
Discover the GB-1 Special, a light American monoplane designed by Glenn Beets in 1973. Powered by a Volkswagen engine, it was sold as plans.
Explore the BD-6, the 1974 single-seat light aircraft that, after its prototype was destroyed in 1993, was revived in 2005 for amateur pilots by 2008.
Explore the Beech 90 King Air’s evolution: from its Queen Air origins and military service (U-21A) to civilian success and advanced variants. A true aviation icon.
Discover the BD-17 Nugget light aircraft from BedeCorp. A single-seat, all-metal kit plane, offering customizable engine options and quick assembly.
The BD-5 Micro: James Bede’s revolutionary homebuilt ultra-light aircraft. High speed, low cost, and a unique pusher design challenged aviation norms. Discover its story.
