1979 Beechcraft King AIR C90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1979 Beechcraft King Air C90 (N844C, serial LJ-866) presents a well-maintained turboprop with 12,433 total airframe hours and current phase inspections completed. The aircraft features Pratt & Whitney PT6A-21 engines, with the right engine showing 553.9 SMOH (3,600-hour TBO) and the left engine at 5,268.7 SMOH under Honeywell's MORE Program (8,000-hour TBO), with zero hours since hot section inspection. The McCauley 4-blade props have overhaul intervals extending to February 2026 or 3,347/3,948 remaining hours respectively.

Avionics include a modern Garmin suite with GTX 345R transponder and GNS 400W GPS/NAV/COM, complemented by Honeywell's KMD 850 MFD system with weather radar, terrain, FIS, and traffic modules. The aircraft benefits from a 10,485 lb gross weight increase STC, enhancing payload capability. Current inspection status shows Phase 1 and 2 completed in April 2024 (due March 2026), while Phase 3 and 4 were completed in March 2023 with 535 and 735 hours remaining until their March 2025 due dates. Comprehensive maintenance logs are available for review.