1980 Beechcraft King AIR F90

This 1980 Beech King Air F90 (N261MA) presents a well-maintained twin-turboprop with 10,228 total hours on the airframe and recent engine overhauls. Both PT6A-135 engines are enrolled in the MORE program with 8,000-hour TBOs, showing 1,500 hours remaining since overhaul (left engine at 10,225 hours, right at 7,687 hours). The aircraft features a Garmin G600/GTN 750 avionics suite with WAAS, synthetic vision, and ADS-B Out capability, complemented by a Sperry SPZ-200A autopilot system. Notable upgrades include a front spar mod reinforcement kit, high-floatation landing gear, Hartzell 4-blade auto-feathering propellers, and Frakes speed stacks.

The airframe was repainted in 2005 with Matterhorn White/Black/Red livery and received a refreshed two-tone Saddle Brown leather interior in 2019, configured for six passengers with club seating. Operational enhancements include a 22-cubic-foot oxygen system, Rosen sunvisors, and a digital fuel computer. With 7,829 landings and continuous hangar storage under FAR Part 91 operation, this King Air F90 combines modern avionics with robust systems - including TCAS and color weather radar - for efficient corporate transport. The seller emphasizes its turnkey readiness with recent maintenance and the F90's signature balance of turboprop efficiency and near-jet performance.