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Mitsubishi Diamond
Raytheon-Beech 400 Beechjet
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Mitsubishi
first flew the MU-300 business jet on 29 August 1978.
In 1985 Raytheon acquired the marketing rights to
the Mitsubishi Diamond, renaming it the Beech 400
Beechjet.
Still marketed by Raytheon, this aircraft has been renamed the
Hawker 400. The U.S. Air Force has
acquired the Beechjet to train cargo and tanker pilots under the
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| 400: Raytheon-Beech designation |
| T-1: U.S. Air Force trainer designation
(named Jayhawk) |
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