Hawker 4000 "Horisin" ( Eng. Hawker 4000 Horizon , Eng. Horizon - Horizon) - turbofan twin - engine business jet super-midsize ( Eng. Super-midsize ) class, developed by Raytheon Aircraft Company.
| Hawker 4000 Horizon | |
|---|---|
 Hawker 4000 at Farnborough Airshow (2008) | |
| Type of | business jet |
| Developer |  Raytheon Aircraft Company |
| Manufacturer | Hawker beechcraft |
| The first flight | November 2005 |
| Status | in production |
| Units produced | 180+ |
| Unit cost | $ 22.4 million (2011) [1] |
Content
- 1 Development
- 1.1 Some additional information about the aircraft
- 2 Performance characteristics
- 2.1 Specifications
- 2.2 Flight performance
- 3 notes
- 4 References
Development
Some additional aircraft information
The threshold height of the tail luggage compartment is 127 cm, which facilitates the task of placing luggage in a compartment of 2.5 mΒ³.
The maintenance interval is 600 hours.
The 4000 was also the first super-medium aircraft equipped with tunable DC generators, dual air conditioning, non-deactivating traction control units, electrically controlled braking systems, elevators and rudders, as well as Honeywell Primus avionics with large format flat panel LCDs. The aircraft is equipped with a standard Honeywell Laseref V dual inertial support system.
Performance Specifications
Specifications
- Crew : 2 people
- Passenger Capacity: 8-12 passengers
- Length : 21.1 m
- Wing span : 18.8 m
- Height : 6.0 m
- Empty weight: 10 659 kg
- Maximum take-off weight : 17 917 kg
- Engines: 2 Γ Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308A Turbofan Engine
- Thrust: 2 Γ 30.7 kN
Flight performance
- Maximum speed: 892.66 km / h
- Cruising speed : 870.44 km / h
- Practical range: 6,075 km
- Practical ceiling : 13 716 m
Notes
- β Hawker 4000, p. 6, Robert Goyer , Flying (October 26, 2011).