Hawker Beechcraft to remain in Wichita ‘air capital’
Hawker Beechcraft and the State of Kansas announced a formal agreement on December 21 for the airframer to remain in Wichita for the next decade. The

Hawker Beechcraft and the State of Kansas announced a formal agreement on December 21 for the airframer to remain in Wichita for the next decade.

The $40 million incentive dealmarks “a key point in the future of Hawker Beechcraft,” according to OEM chairman and CEO Bill Boisture. Hawker describes the agreement as “significant incentive for the company to maintain its presence in Wichita over the next 10 years.”