1977 Beechcraft King AIR B100Turboprop Aircraft

This 1977 Beechcraft King Air B100 (registration not provided) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 13,603.3 total hours on the airframe and 14,885 landings. Powered by twin Honeywell TPE331-10AV-511B engines, each with 2,713.4 hours since overhaul (mid-life relative to their 5,000-hour TBO), the aircraft demonstrates consistent operation with average oil consumption. The Hartzell HC-B4TN-5F 4-blade props have approximately 1,123-1,132 hours remaining before reaching their 3,000-hour/5-year limit, though a prop inspection is due by the end of March.

Equipped for IFR operations, this King Air features WAAS-capable avionics including a G530 GPS with LPV approach capability and ADS-B compliance. The pressurized cabin accommodates up to 9 passengers comfortably, and the aircraft includes a practical wing locker system for additional storage. Currently hangared in Orlando (KORL), the seller emphasizes its reliability and maintenance history, with complete logs available for review. The March timeframe for the prop inspection and potential sale closure should be noted by prospective buyers.