A Model 18 has landed permanently on top of a volcano at a miniature golf course in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Bill Hull The Beechcraft Model 18 was manufactured continuously for an astounding 33 years ...

“There are many Beech twins, but only one Twin Beech,” in the words of Model 18 owner Enrico Bottieri. Roger Cain If Marilyn Monroe had been an airplane, she would have been a Beechcraft Model 18.

Probably due to unforeseen circumstances, Microsoft Flight Simulator is getting two Local Legends aircraft in less than two weeks. The most recent one is the Beechcraft Model 18, which is now ...

Back in 1969, when production of the Beechcraft Model 18 ended, the airplane had been in production for 32 years, which at the time was a record in aviation. 9,000 of them were built during that time, ...

The Kansas Aviation Museum just added another plane to it's collection, this one has a strong tie to Wichita. The Beech 18 came off the assembly line in June 1946 at the corner of Kellogg and Webb.

On this day in aviation history, January 15, 1937, the Beechcraft Model 18 (the Twin Beech), one of the most popular twin-engine aircraft in aviation history, made its first flight. Over 9,000 Beech ...

If you've ever logged time in a Beech 18, you might be interested in the latest literary offering from The Twin Beech Society, Beech 18: A Civil & Military History. The 567-page book, which includes ...

French investigators believe the pilot of a vintage Beech 18S lost control during a take-off in tailwinds, exacerbated by wake turbulence from a formation of other aircraft departing the same runway.

Any answers as to the cause of last week’s deadly plane crash near Flying Cloud Airport may be months away. NTSB investigators combed through, documented and cleared the site last week where a ...

The Beech 18, or Twin Beech, was the flying workhorse of American industry in the 1950s and early 1960s, providing cabin-class passenger comfort, a fully-enclosed aft lav and 1,000-plus nm cruising ...

Click to open image viewer. N522B. Twin-engine business, feeder airline, and military transport monoplane. Two Pratt & Whitney Wasp, Jr. engines. Six passengers, two crew members. Low-wing, tailwheel ...