1979 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1979 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N106RH, serial BB-0428) presents a well-maintained turboprop with comprehensive upgrades and recent maintenance. The airframe shows 8,859.7 total hours, with both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines at 2,565.2 hours SMOH and 835.7 hours since hot section inspection, remaining well within their 3,600-hour TBO limits. The aircraft features a modernized Garmin cockpit with dual GTN 750s, GTX 345R/335R ADS-B transponders, GMA 350c audio panel, and integrated TAWS, complemented by Collins flight director/autopilot systems and King weather radar.

Substantial Raisbeck modifications enhance performance, including ram air recovery, dual aft strakes, short field enhancements, and hi-flotation gear doors. The 2006-painted exterior received touch-ups in 2019, while the 2019-updated AVFAB interior offers clear-view headrests and arm ledge tables in an eight-passenger executive layout. Recent maintenance includes gear overhaul (2021) and phased inspections completed through May 2024 at 8,815.6 hours. The five-blade Hartzell props have TBO due June 2028, and the aircraft benefits from Textron fire detection and Butterfield flow-thru kits.