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Galaxy
Aerospace was a joint venture, formed in 1997, of the Hyatt
Corporation and Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd.. It was
headquartered at Alliance Airport in Fort Worth, Texas; and had
approximately 450 employees. In 2001, it became part of
General Dynamics' Aerospace group, which includes Gulfstream
Aerospace. As part of the purchase, it acquired the Astra
mid-size twin turbofan business jet and the Galaxy, the first
aircraft in the super mid-size class, which entered service in
January 2000, well ahead of its competitors. The Galaxy has the
longest range and largest cabin volume in the super mid-size
aircraft category. General Dynamics will continue Galaxy
Aerospace's relationship with Israel Aircraft Industries. In
this arrangement, both aircraft models will be assembled by
Israel Aircraft Industries in Tel Aviv, Israel, and flown to
Fort Worth in a "green" configuration; General Dynamics will
design and install custom interiors and all optional equipment. |
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Galaxy Aerospace C-38A
Courier
Standard Series. 1/48th scale. 13.85" wingspan x
14.15" long.
No. APE0D-S3. Only $139.95 |
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Galaxy Aerospace
SP
Standard Series. 1/48th scale.
13.35" wingspan x 14.15" long.
No. APE0D-S1. Only $139.95 |
Galaxy Aerospace
SPX
Standard Series. 1/48th scale.
13.95" wingspan x 14.15" long.
No. APE0D-S2. Only $139.95 |
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