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Hawker Beechcraft Quick Response Teams to Support Upcoming Sporting Events

Teams Will Be On The Ground NCAA, Masters, KY Derby

Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC) today announced that it will deploy its Quick Response Teams to support Hawker Beechcraft owners and operators at the following events: the NCAA Men's Final Four from April 3-5 in Indianapolis, IN; the Masters Golf Tournament from April 5-11 in Augusta, GA; and the Kentucky Derby on May 1 in Louisville, KY.
 
Launched earlier this year, the Quick Response Teams are comprised of highly trained technical experts positioned on-site at area airports to provide immediate support to HBC customers as they travel to and from large domestic and international events. The team leverages the resources of the company's Global Customer Support (GCS) group, including the strategic placement of parts and service center resources.

GCS is comprised of four functional groups that include Support Plus (cost predictability/warranty programs), Hawker Beechcraft Parts & Distribution (genuine factory parts), Hawker Beechcraft Services (factory-owned service centers) and Technical Support (Field Support Representatives, Hot Line specialists and Technical Publications administration).

FMI: www.hawkerbeechcraft.com

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