1978 Beechcraft King AIR E90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1978 Beechcraft King Air E90 (N20S) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant recent investments, having undergone $350,000 in work over the past two years. The airframe shows 8,775 total hours with no damage history, featuring a full Raisbeck weight increase to 10,500 lbs and structural enhancements including wing lockers, dual aft body strakes, and locking fuel caps. Both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-28 engines have undergone hot section work—670 hours on engine 1 (8,767 SMOH) and 90 hours on engine 2 (8,648 SMOH)—with new blades installed on each. The aircraft is equipped with Raisbeck 4-blade quiet turbofan props (475 hours SOH) and benefits from a RAM air recovery system, 10-year wing bolt replacement, and functional pressurization/air conditioning.

The avionics suite is IFR-capable with WAAS, featuring dual Aspen Avionics EV1000 Pro Max displays, Avidyne IFD540 and Garmin GNS530AW GPS units, Collins TDR90 transponder, and Sperry SPZ200 autopilot—fully integrated for precision approaches. Additional highlights include Bluetooth connectivity, BF Goodrich SkyWatch, and FIKI certification. The 2014-painted exterior and refreshed 8-seat interior with full closing cockpit/lavatory doors complete this turnkey package, described by the seller as needing nothing to fly immediately.