1981 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N49LL) presents a comprehensively upgraded turboprop with significant recent investments in performance and avionics. The airframe shows 11,157.9 total hours, while both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines are essentially new with only 2,802.8 hours since overhaul (SNEW status) and remaining until their 3,600-hour TBO. The aircraft received Hartzell propellers in 2022 and benefits from the Blackhawk STC modification package, enhancing operational capabilities.

The standout feature is the cutting-edge Garmin G1000NXi flight deck with dual high-resolution PFDs, synthetic vision, and full RVSM capability for international operations. The avionics suite includes ADS-B OUT, XM weather, TAWS-B terrain awareness, and coupled autopilot approaches via the GFC-700 system. Performance upgrades include Raisbeck's dual aft body strakes, ram air recovery, and enhanced leading edges, complemented by Cleveland wheels and high-float gear. The exterior wears a Matterhorn White livery with black and gold accents, while the neutral tan leather interior features a two-place divan and aft evaporator. This King Air 200 represents a turnkey solution for operators seeking modern avionics in a proven airframe with fresh powerplants.