1977 Beechcraft King AIR E90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1977 Beechcraft King Air E90 (N17NM) presents as a well-equipped turboprop with comprehensive IFR capabilities and recent avionics updates. The airframe shows 16,230 total hours, while its twin Pratt & Whitney PT6A-28 engines have 7,604 and 7,696 hours respectively, both approaching their 8,000-hour TBO. The aircraft features a modernized panel with a Bendix/King KFC-250 flight control system, dual Garmin WAAS navigators (GNS530WT and GNS430W), and ADS-B compliance installed in 2018. Operational enhancements include an EMS system, auto-feather, and full de-ice capabilities with prop, wing, and empennage protection.

The King Air E90 is equipped for extended missions with cabin oxygen for 22 cubic feet, air conditioning, and a fourth window configuration. Maintenance records are complete, and the aircraft benefits from a Castleberry emergency power unit, dual electrically heated windshields, and Avia Design wing spar strap reinforcement. Notable systems include a Collins DME-42, PS Engineering PMA8000B audio panel, and Garmin GDL69 weather datalink. The seller has provided a component due report dated February 2024, indicating current maintenance awareness. This aircraft combines proven King Air utility with updated navigation and safety systems.