1978 Beechcraft B60 DukeMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1978 Beechcraft B60 Duke (registration ZS-KHA) presents a well-equipped pressurized twin with 3,450 total airframe hours. Powered by Lycoming TIO-541-E1CA engines (left engine at 3,605.5 hours since new/471 since 2004 overhaul, right engine at 2,957.4 hours since new/471 since 2004 overhaul), the aircraft features recently overhauled Hartzell HC-F3YR-2UF propellers with only 8.9 hours since their 2021 overhaul. The avionics suite includes dual Garmin GNS-430/530 GPS/Nav/Com units, a Bendix King KFC-250 flight director autopilot, WX-500 Stormscope, and color weather radar, making it IFR-capable with coupled approach capability.

The six-place pressurized cabin features grey leather seats and executive appointments including a fold-down yellowwood table. The airframe has no known damage history and shows current maintenance with 12 hours since last MPI. Notable upgrades include BLR winglets, vortex generators, long-range 232-gallon fuel capacity, and de-ice boots. The exterior sports a white base with navy blue, gold, and silver accents. While lacking air conditioning and oxygen systems, the aircraft benefits from Janitrol heating, lightweight Skytec starters, and Shadin fuel flow monitoring. With its King Air-inspired construction and recent propeller overhauls, this Duke offers a capable high-performance platform.