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Beechcraft Bonanza (36) (N701BN)

Submitted 10 years ago

I have no idea what plane this is but it looks amazing!

9 of N701BN 5323 of BE36 1587 at KMEM

Jordan Meacham

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Thomas Gates3 years ago

Its a Gulfstream I, nice pic!

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Champdriver3 years ago

A G-159 and Gulfstream 1,or G1 are one and the same plane.
G-159 is the manufacturers designation for the G1.
G1's first flew in 1958 and over 200 were produced when production ended in 1969.

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CHRIS ROBEY3 years ago

Right on jim! She had the RR Dart turboprops the same as in the F27. But the G1 was probably 40 knots faster with a 7,000 pound lighter airframe. We had the same RR fuel trim prayer wheel as is featured in the nice shot of the G1 overhead panel. I just wish we could have planned on 280 knots TAS in the F27!

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Beechcraft Bonanza (36) (N701BN)

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