1980 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1980 Beechcraft King Air 200 presents as a well-maintained turboprop with recent inspections and notable upgrades. The aircraft has completed fresh Phase 1-4 inspections and landing gear checks in May 2023, having previously been maintained under 135 charter operations through early 2023. With 17,495.1 total hours and 17,481 landings, it's powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines showing 4,050 hours SMOH each, with 450 hours remaining on their Pratt-approved TBO extension to 4,500 hours. The aircraft features four-bladed Hartzell props with overhauls completed in 2017 and 2018.

The King Air benefits from a major panel upgrade including a Garmin GTN-625 avionics suite, GTX-345R/335R transponders, and a Sperry SPZ-200A autopilot with flight director and yaw damper. Performance enhancements include Raisbeck dual aft strakes, enclosed gear doors, leading edges, wing lockers, and the four-blade prop conversion, along with Butterfield inlet heat modification and upgraded PT6A-42 engines. The interior maintains a functional 2+7 configuration with club seating, aft-facing seats, and side-facing seat/potty arrangement, complemented by executive writing tables and refreshment centers. The exterior paint shows some age but remains serviceable, completing the package of this professionally maintained King Air 200.