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ONE Aviation Corporation Single-engine Turboprop Aircraft Kestrel 350

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The Kestrel is an all-new aircraft in a class that has seen very little change in the last 20 years. Developed by a team that has revolutionized General Aviation, it is designed without compromise for the way you want to live. It is engineered to set new standards. The Kestrel all-composite single-engine, turboprop aircraft will carry up to 8 people at high speed over long distances to places that jets simply can’t go. It will be far more versatile, burn less fuel, and be able to maintain approach speeds at large busy airports yet land on short, grass or gravel strips—so you arrive at your destination faster. Features Avionics The Kestrel will use the next-generation Garmin G3000 avionics suite. With two, or optimally three 14-inch screens, and two touchscreen controllers, this intuitive system will make flying safe and easy. The fully integrated auto-pilot incorporates Garmin’s Electronic-Stability & Protection system, and a stick pusher for maximum safety. Up there, “Easy” changes everything The Kestrel will be an exceptionally easy plane to fly, with superior handling characteristics and responsiveness, even at low speeds. It will easily climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet, and cruise at greater than 320 kts. The flight deck offers heightened visibility, well-planned ergonomics, side-yoke control, and aviator-friendly avionics. Power to Spare The Honeywell TPE331-14GR direct drive, single-spool turbine has been a legendary workhorse on much larger planes. In fact, 12,700 TPE331 engines have been delivered around the world. The Kestrel is comprised of the 1,700 hp TPE331-14GR which is flat-rated to 1,000 shp, enabling it to climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet. With a cruising speed greater than 320 kt, the prop will turn quietly at just 1,490 rpm. The TPE331-14GR also offers a generous 5,000 hour TBO. Ice Protection System The Cox and Company Electro-Mechanical Expulsion Deicing System (EMEDS) is one of the most sophisticated low-power ice protection systems on the market and featured in the Kestrel. EMEDS removes ice by exciting electrical actuators installed under the leading edge of airfoils. The system components are mounted inside the leading edge, so they are not subjected to atmospheric and environmental hazards. This also produces lower aerodynamic drag and reduces fuel consumption. Additionally, there is nothing to service or replace. EMEDS has been implemented on hundreds of aircraft, and is FAA/EASA FIKI certified. Composite Versatility The Kestrel’s sleek, aerodynamic lines and large pressurized cabin are the direct result of advanced composite construction. Composites, with their high strength and design versatility have enabled more elegant, innovative airframes and more spacious, comfortable interiors. Passenger-Friendly Design Wide aisles, surprisingly large windows, more room everywhere; the Kestrel is a revelation to those expecting 'general aviation' compromises. Passengers ascend through a wide door into an inviting, pleasing interior, generously appointed in natural materials. Versatile and Efficient The Kestrel interior will be quickly reconfigurable from weekday business to weekend sport or leisure use, accommodating any combination of passengers and cargo with a full fuel payload of 1,200 lbs. A lavatory will be an option. Takeoffs and Landings The trailing-link landing gear and oversized tires ensure that every landing is smooth—even those on short, unpaved strips. On takeoff, the powerful Honeywell engine will climb quickly to cruising altitude. SPECIFICATIONS TAKEOFF DISTANCE TO 50 FT @ MGTOW ~2,500 FT LANDING DIST. SEA LEVEL, OVER 50 FT ~1,850 FT RATE OF CLIMB > 2,250 FT / MIN MAXIMUM ALTITUDE 31,000 FT RANGE - MAX 1,300 NM ENGINE HONEYWELL TPE331-14GR Flat Rate Power 1,000 SHP PROPELLER MANUFACTURER HARTZELL BLADES 4 COMPOSITE ACCOMMODATIONS SEATS 6 STANDARD 7-8 OPTIONAL EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS LENGTH 38.5 FT WINGSPAN 45 F HEIGHT 12.8 FT INTERIOR DIMENSIONS LENGTH 136 IN HEIGHT (MAX) 54 IN WIDTH (MAX) 60 IN WEIGHTS MAXIMUM RAMP 8,920 LB MAXIMUM TAKEOFF 8,870 LB BASIC EMPTY 5,550 LB MAX USEFUL LOAD (Inc. Pilot) 3,370 LB USEFUL LOAD FULL FUEL 1,200 LB
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Single-engine Turboprop Aircraft - Kestrel 350 - ONE Aviation Corporation
Albuquerque, NM, USA
Single-engine Turboprop Aircraft
Kestrel 350
Single-engine Turboprop Aircraft Kestrel 350
The Kestrel is an all-new aircraft in a class that has seen very little change in the last 20 years. Developed by a team that has revolutionized General Aviation, it is designed without compromise for the way you want to live. It is engineered to set new standards. The Kestrel all-composite single-engine, turboprop aircraft will carry up to 8 people at high speed over long distances to places that jets simply can’t go. It will be far more versatile, burn less fuel, and be able to maintain approach speeds at large busy airports yet land on short, grass or gravel strips—so you arrive at your destination faster. Features Avionics The Kestrel will use the next-generation Garmin G3000 avionics suite. With two, or optimally three 14-inch screens, and two touchscreen controllers, this intuitive system will make flying safe and easy. The fully integrated auto-pilot incorporates Garmin’s Electronic-Stability & Protection system, and a stick pusher for maximum safety. Up there, “Easy” changes everything The Kestrel will be an exceptionally easy plane to fly, with superior handling characteristics and responsiveness, even at low speeds. It will easily climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet, and cruise at greater than 320 kts. The flight deck offers heightened visibility, well-planned ergonomics, side-yoke control, and aviator-friendly avionics. Power to Spare The Honeywell TPE331-14GR direct drive, single-spool turbine has been a legendary workhorse on much larger planes. In fact, 12,700 TPE331 engines have been delivered around the world. The Kestrel is comprised of the 1,700 hp TPE331-14GR which is flat-rated to 1,000 shp, enabling it to climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet. With a cruising speed greater than 320 kt, the prop will turn quietly at just 1,490 rpm. The TPE331-14GR also offers a generous 5,000 hour TBO. Ice Protection System The Cox and Company Electro-Mechanical Expulsion Deicing System (EMEDS) is one of the most sophisticated low-power ice protection systems on the market and featured in the Kestrel. EMEDS removes ice by exciting electrical actuators installed under the leading edge of airfoils. The system components are mounted inside the leading edge, so they are not subjected to atmospheric and environmental hazards. This also produces lower aerodynamic drag and reduces fuel consumption. Additionally, there is nothing to service or replace. EMEDS has been implemented on hundreds of aircraft, and is FAA/EASA FIKI certified. Composite Versatility The Kestrel’s sleek, aerodynamic lines and large pressurized cabin are the direct result of advanced composite construction. Composites, with their high strength and design versatility have enabled more elegant, innovative airframes and more spacious, comfortable interiors. Passenger-Friendly Design Wide aisles, surprisingly large windows, more room everywhere; the Kestrel is a revelation to those expecting 'general aviation' compromises. Passengers ascend through a wide door into an inviting, pleasing interior, generously appointed in natural materials. Versatile and Efficient The Kestrel interior will be quickly reconfigurable from weekday business to weekend sport or leisure use, accommodating any combination of passengers and cargo with a full fuel payload of 1,200 lbs. A lavatory will be an option. Takeoffs and Landings The trailing-link landing gear and oversized tires ensure that every landing is smooth—even those on short, unpaved strips. On takeoff, the powerful Honeywell engine will climb quickly to cruising altitude. SPECIFICATIONS TAKEOFF DISTANCE TO 50 FT @ MGTOW ~2,500 FT LANDING DIST. SEA LEVEL, OVER 50 FT ~1,850 FT RATE OF CLIMB > 2,250 FT / MIN MAXIMUM ALTITUDE 31,000 FT RANGE - MAX 1,300 NM ENGINE HONEYWELL TPE331-14GR Flat Rate Power 1,000 SHP PROPELLER MANUFACTURER HARTZELL BLADES 4 COMPOSITE ACCOMMODATIONS SEATS 6 STANDARD 7-8 OPTIONAL EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS LENGTH 38.5 FT WINGSPAN 45 F HEIGHT 12.8 FT INTERIOR DIMENSIONS LENGTH 136 IN HEIGHT (MAX) 54 IN WIDTH (MAX) 60 IN WEIGHTS MAXIMUM RAMP 8,920 LB MAXIMUM TAKEOFF 8,870 LB BASIC EMPTY 5,550 LB MAX USEFUL LOAD (Inc. Pilot) 3,370 LB USEFUL LOAD FULL FUEL 1,200 LB

The Kestrel is an all-new aircraft in a class that has seen very little change in the last 20 years. Developed by a team that has revolutionized General Aviation, it is designed without compromise for the way you want to live. It is engineered to set new standards. The Kestrel all-composite single-engine, turboprop aircraft will carry up to 8 people at high speed over long distances to places that jets simply can’t go. It will be far more versatile, burn less fuel, and be able to maintain approach speeds at large busy airports yet land on short, grass or gravel strips—so you arrive at your destination faster.

Features

Avionics

The Kestrel will use the next-generation Garmin G3000 avionics suite. With two, or optimally three 14-inch screens, and two touchscreen controllers, this intuitive system will make flying safe and easy. The fully integrated auto-pilot incorporates Garmin’s Electronic-Stability & Protection system, and a stick pusher for maximum safety.

Up there, “Easy” changes everything

The Kestrel will be an exceptionally easy plane to fly, with superior handling characteristics and responsiveness, even at low speeds. It will easily climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet, and cruise at greater than 320 kts. The flight deck offers heightened visibility, well-planned ergonomics, side-yoke control, and aviator-friendly avionics.

Power to Spare

The Honeywell TPE331-14GR direct drive, single-spool turbine has been a legendary workhorse on much larger planes. In fact, 12,700 TPE331 engines have been delivered around the world. The Kestrel is comprised of the 1,700 hp TPE331-14GR which is flat-rated to 1,000 shp, enabling it to climb efficiently at more than 2,250 ft/min to a maximum altitude of 31,000 feet. With a cruising speed greater than 320 kt, the prop will turn quietly at just 1,490 rpm. The TPE331-14GR also offers a generous 5,000 hour TBO.

Ice Protection System

The Cox and Company Electro-Mechanical Expulsion Deicing System (EMEDS) is one of the most sophisticated low-power ice protection systems on the market and featured in the Kestrel. EMEDS removes ice by exciting electrical actuators installed under the leading edge of airfoils. The system components are mounted inside the leading edge, so they are not subjected to atmospheric and environmental hazards. This also produces lower aerodynamic drag and reduces fuel consumption. Additionally, there is nothing to service or replace. EMEDS has been implemented on hundreds of aircraft, and is FAA/EASA FIKI certified.

Composite Versatility

The Kestrel’s sleek, aerodynamic lines and large pressurized cabin are the direct result of advanced composite construction. Composites, with their high strength and design versatility have enabled more elegant, innovative airframes and more spacious, comfortable interiors.

Passenger-Friendly Design

Wide aisles, surprisingly large windows, more room everywhere; the Kestrel is a revelation to those expecting 'general aviation' compromises. Passengers ascend through a wide door into an inviting, pleasing interior, generously appointed in natural materials.

Versatile and Efficient

The Kestrel interior will be quickly reconfigurable from weekday business to weekend sport or leisure use, accommodating any combination of passengers and cargo with a full fuel payload of 1,200 lbs. A lavatory will be an option.

Takeoffs and Landings

The trailing-link landing gear and oversized tires ensure that every landing is smooth—even those on short, unpaved strips. On takeoff, the powerful Honeywell engine will climb quickly to cruising altitude.

SPECIFICATIONS

TAKEOFF DISTANCE TO 50 FT @ MGTOW~2,500 FT
LANDING DIST. SEA LEVEL, OVER 50 FT~1,850 FT
RATE OF CLIMB> 2,250 FT / MIN
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE31,000 FT
RANGE - MAX1,300 NM
ENGINE
HONEYWELLTPE331-14GR
Flat Rate Power1,000 SHP
PROPELLER
MANUFACTURERHARTZELL
BLADES4COMPOSITE
ACCOMMODATIONS
SEATS6 STANDARD7-8 OPTIONAL
EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS
LENGTH38.5 FT
WINGSPAN45 F
HEIGHT12.8 FT
INTERIOR DIMENSIONS
LENGTH136 IN
HEIGHT (MAX)54 IN
WIDTH (MAX)60 IN
WEIGHTS
MAXIMUM RAMP8,920 LB
MAXIMUM TAKEOFF8,870 LB
BASIC EMPTY5,550 LB
MAX USEFUL LOAD (Inc. Pilot)3,370 LB
USEFUL LOAD FULL FUEL1,200 LB
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  ONE Aviation Corporation
Product Category Aircraft
Product Number Kestrel 350
Product Name Single-engine Turboprop Aircraft
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