1976 Beechcraft King AIR C90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1976 Beechcraft King Air C90 (N700CP, serial LJ-700) presents a well-equipped turboprop with 11,640 total airframe hours and Pratt & Whitney PT6A-20 engines showing 4,719 hours since major overhaul (SMOH), both with remaining TBO intervals of 3,500 hours. Engine 1 has 1,325 hours since its last hot section inspection, while Engine 2 shows 205 hours post-hot section. The aircraft features a modernized avionics suite including dual Garmin 530/430 GPS/NAV/Comms, a GMX-200 MFD with weather radar and XM capability, Century 41 autopilot, TAWS-B terrain awareness, and Skywatch 497 traffic system, making it IFR-capable with robust situational awareness tools.

Maintained with notable recent investments, the airframe received a six-year gear inspection and actuator overhaul in 2006, along with new flammable hoses and fuel bladders in the center section. The exterior was repainted in 2004 in Matterhorn White with burgundy and silver accents, while the eight-seat interior was refreshed in 2007. Additional features include a Quiet Flight acoustic system, Rosen sun visors, and wireless headsets. The seller offers outright sale, potential partnership, owner financing, or trade consideration, positioning this King Air as a versatile option for buyers seeking a proven twin-turboprop platform.