1980 Beechcraft King AIR C90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1980 Beechcraft King Air C90 (N385EM) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant upgrades, showing 9,467 total airframe hours and 9,601 landings. The aircraft features a Blackhawk conversion with Pratt & Whitney PT6A-135A engines installed since new, each showing 3,942 hours (835 since hot section) with 4,000-hour TBOs remaining. The Hartzell 4-blade props were overhauled in 2016 (left) and 2018 (right), with 1,654 and 1,361 SMOH respectively. Recent maintenance includes a 2019 landing gear overhaul (2,019 cycles since), and current Phase 1-4 inspections underway with comprehensive airframe and system checks per the 9,000-cycle fuselage inspection requirements.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin 530 WAAS/TAWS paired with a 430 WAAS, GTX330ES ADS-B Out transponder, and Shadin AMS 2000, though the Century IV autopilot and radar altimeter are noted as inoperative. The pressurized cabin received a 2018 interior refresh featuring grey leather club seating with fold-out tables, aft lavatory, and dual heated windshields. Exterior paint dates to 2004. The aircraft is IFR-capable with full ice protection, cabin air conditioning, and a 22 cu ft oxygen system. Current inspections address critical systems including engine mounts, fuel/pneumatic filters, and pressurization components, with the seller noting the deice boots remain in very good condition.