1980 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1980 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N804, serial BB-724) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant performance upgrades and mid-time engines. The airframe shows 15,892 total hours with 16,290 landings, while its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines (modified under Blackhawk STC SA00433AT) have 1,682 hours since overhaul by Vector Aerospace, featuring 30,000-cycle PT discs. The aircraft benefits from a comprehensive Raisbeck enhancement package including 4-Blade Quiet Turbofan props (overhauled January 2020), Ram Air Recovery System, Dual Aft Body Strakes, Enhanced Performance Leading Edges, and Hi-Flotation Gear Doors with high flotation landing gear.

Avionics feature a Garmin GTN-625 WAAS GPS suite paired with a Collins AP-105 autopilot, L3 8100 TAWS, and Honeywell RDR 2100 color radar. The executive interior underwent partial refurbishment in August 2022 with new carpet and leather-upholstered seating in a 7-place configuration (forward divan, mid club, and aft lavatory seat). Exterior refinishing was completed in 2024 with a Nordic gray scheme. The aircraft is on CAMS electronic maintenance tracking, with status documentation available. Engine TBO remains at 3,600 hours.