1977 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1977 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N703M, serial BB-0271) presents a well-upgraded turboprop platform with 9,165 total airframe hours. The aircraft features Blackhawk engines with 1,889 hours since new (3,600-hour TBO) and Raisbeck swept turbofan props with 846 hours, complemented by Raisbeck's aerodynamic enhancements including aft body strakes, winglets, and ram air recovery system. The modernized Garmin G600TXi glass cockpit includes dual GTN 750 navigators, GFC 600 autopilot, GWX 75 weather radar, and full ADS-B compliance with a Garmin Flightstream 510 for wireless connectivity.

The 8-passenger cabin offers flexible seating with a forward divan, aft-facing seat, club arrangement, and belted lavatory seat, finished in a clean configuration. Exterior styling features a Matterhorn White base with Royal Blue and red accents. Operational enhancements include Cleveland wheels/brakes, Frakes exhaust system, and wing lockers for additional storage. The aircraft's avionics suite is further equipped with Collins radio altimeter and DME, Skywatch traffic detection, and Bose headset jacks throughout the cabin and cockpit.