1981 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air 200 (N550GL) presents a well-maintained turboprop with 10,974 total airframe hours and 9,536 landings, currently available through Omni International. The aircraft features a comprehensive avionics upgrade including a Garmin G600TXi package with dual 10.6" displays, GFC 600 autopilot (new December 2023), GTN650 GPS, and ADS-B Out capability. The Pratt & Whitney PT6A-41 engines show 13,811 hours (engine 1) and 9,349 hours (engine 2), with both having 3,600-hour TBOs - engine 1 has 2,811 hours remaining to overhaul while engine 2 is due for overhaul. The Hartzell/Raisbeck 4-blade Quiet props were last overhauled in March 2021 with 613 hours since.

The airframe received new paint in 2019 featuring Beech's signature scheme with black velvet and Tibetan gold accents. The executive interior accommodates seven passengers with cream tan leather seating, including a side-facing couch and club configuration, complemented by dark walnut cabinetry and Pyramid refreshment bars. Performance enhancements include Raisbeck's Ram Air recovery system, enhanced leading edges, and dual aft body strakes. Recent maintenance includes Phase 1/2 inspections completed May 2024 at 10,942 hours and Phase 3/4 completed March 2023 at 10,697 hours. The aircraft is equipped with full de-ice systems, auto feather, and features like NEXRAD weather, XM radio via GDL-69, and Garmin FlightStream 510 WiFi connectivity.