The Beechcraft Bonanza is a timeless and versatile aircraft with a rich history, including safety challenges and significant milestones.

Air Compare: Beechcraft A36 Bonanza vs. Bonanza V-tails Differences between the V-tail and T-tail Bonanza versions exist and are significant enough to show up on a comparative level.

In production since 1947, the Beechcraft Bonanza has been steadily evolving. ... Unlike its twin-engined Baron sibling, the Bonanza is not certificated for flight in icing conditions.

Initially designed with the distinctive butterfly or V tail--a conventional tail model was offered too--it was the basis for later Beech aircraft. On March 7-8, 1949, William P. Odom set a light-plane ...

When Bonanza received type certification in March 1947, Beech had ... with the decade-old Wichita plane-maker turning out AT-7s and C-45s—military versions of its Model 18 “Twin Beech ...

Beech Aircraft developed the King Air in 1964 as a compromise between piston-engine and jet aircraft; ... In 1959, Beech Aircraft introduced the Model 65 Queen Air to fill the gap between the six-seat ...

Beechcraft celebrated a significant milestone for the storied airplane on Monday, handing over the 4,000th Model 36 Bonanza, a G36 purchased by a Baltimore, Maryland, commercial real estate firm.

Beechcraft Bonanza involved in many notable crashes. by NBC 10 News. Mon, June 29th 2015 at 10:51 AM. Updated Tue, September 15th 2015 at 6:26 PM. ... Massachusetts, was a Beechcraft A36.