1981 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N56A, serial BL-37) represents a comprehensively upgraded turboprop with 11,575 total airframe hours. The aircraft features Pratt & Whitney PT6A engines with 3,240 SMOH on the left and 3,793 SMOH on the right, paired with fresh 5-blade MT props showing only 10 hours since overhaul. A complete 2023 refurbishment includes new paint, interior, and a state-of-the-art Garmin flight deck with dual G600 TXI displays, GTN 750 GPS units, GTX 345 transponders, and a GFC600 autopilot with full WAAS/LPV/SVT capability.

The airframe benefits from recent 1-4 and 6-year gear inspections, along with updated hot sections. The avionics suite includes electronic engine displays and ADS-B compliance. Configured for six passengers, this B200C variant has undergone a comprehensive "Renaissance" modernization program, though specific interior details aren't provided. The aircraft's recent mechanical and cosmetic investments position it as a turnkey platform with contemporary systems.