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Originally posted by thebozeian
reply to post by granpabobby
Sorry granpa you are wrong, or at least out of date.
The Beech Starship is no longer in production and hasn't been for quite some years. Whats more Beech basically bought back all the airframes they could and destroyed them. They gave trade-ins to then owners and took back all they could as they no longer wanted to support them given that the program was something of a commercial flop. To the best of my knowledge there are only around 5-9 airframes either airworthy or retain registration. Beech sold all it's parts inventory to a Starship owner and only offer phone support. All bar one of those remaining are in the US with the other in Queensland Australia.Then If thid is the aircraft that was seen by myself(the one I saw was silver ) and theOP it was indead a rare aircraft . OR one strikeingly simular in its size and design we should wait on the OP to see if he can identify this aircraft as the one he saw ..If you know of a simular aircraft post a pictuer and lets look at it shall we
LEE.
Originally posted by thebozeian
reply to post by granpabobby
Sorry granpa you are wrong, or at least out of date.
The Beech Starship is no longer in production and hasn't been for quite some years. Whats more Beech basically bought back all the airframes they could and destroyed them. They gave trade-ins to then owners and took back all they could as they no longer wanted to support them given that the program was something of a commercial flop. To the best of my knowledge there are only around 5-9 airframes either airworthy or retain registration. Beech sold all it's parts inventory to a Starship owner and only offer phone support. All bar one of those remaining are in the US with the other in Queensland Australia.
LEE.