1979 Beechcraft King AIR C90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1979 Beechcraft King Air C90 (registration N2057C) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 8,740 total airframe hours and 8,687 cycles. The aircraft underwent a landing gear overhaul in May 2021 at 8,733 hours and has biennial inspections current through July 2024. Both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-21 engines show 8,740 hours since new with 2,460 hours remaining to TBO, and each has 5 hours since hot section inspection. The Raisbeck 4-blade quiet turbofan propellers, installed in 2016, have 3,579 hours since new with 5 hours since overhaul.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin GNS-530 with TAWS, S-Tec 65 autopilot, Garmin GMA340 audio panel, dual GTX 330 transponders, and a Bendix/King RDR-2000 radar. Notable STC upgrades include Raisbeck's gross weight increase to 10,500 lbs, dual aft strakes, and ram air recovery system. The exterior features Matterhorn White paint with tan and burgundy metallic striping refreshed in 2016, while the cappuccino leather interior with burgundy accents and 4-place seating was also updated that same year. The aircraft is equipped with Cleveland wheels and brakes, American Aviation exhaust stacks, and a lead-acid battery STC.