Hawker / Hawker Beechcraft · Canceled
Hawker 200
The Hawker 200 was an uncompleted light-jet development of the Premier II program. Its planned combination of a composite fuselage, winglets and Williams engines aimed to increase speed, altitude and range while preserving a cabin-focused aircraft designed for single-pilot operation.
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Aircraft profile
Development and lineage
- Manufacturer
- Hawker / Hawker Beechcraft
- Family
- Hawker 200
- Aircraft category
- Business Jet
- Propulsion
- Jet
- Lifecycle
- Canceled
- Development stage
- Cancelled
Aircraft data
Key specifications
- Program
- Uncompleted light-jet development
- Predecessor
- Premier II / Premier IA lineage
- Planned engines
- 2 × Williams International FJ44-3AP
- Planned configuration
- Composite fuselage, swept wing and winglets
- Customer deliveries
- No production customer fleet
Overview
Program history
Renamed from the Premier II, the Hawker 200 was publicly launched in 2010 after prototype flight testing began. The program proposed updated engines and greater operating capability than the earlier Premier. It did not enter customer service, so announced performance figures are development targets rather than specifications for an operating production fleet.