1981 Beechcraft King AIR 200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air 200 (registration CC-DFR, serial BB850) presents a well-maintained turboprop solution with recent inspections and avionics upgrades. The airframe shows 11,917.5 total hours, powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-41 engines enrolled in the M.O.R.E maintenance program - the left engine (SN PCE-85112) has 11,030 hours since new with 3,597 hours since overhaul, while the right (SN PCE-85111) shows 11,695 hours total time with 2,944 hours since overhaul. Both engines have an 8,000-hour TBO, and the aircraft benefits from freshly completed Phase 1-4 inspections in January 2023 along with hot section inspections. The McCauley 4-blade props with sync feature were overhauled in January 2023, showing 4,465.6 hours since new with zero time since overhaul.

The panel has been upgraded with a Garmin GTN-750 GPS/nav/com suite and GWX-70 weather radar, complementing the existing Collins Pro Line avionics package including dual TDR-90 transponders, FD-109 flight director, and Bendix/King TAWS/TCAS systems. The exterior was ceramic coated in 2022 over its Stevens Aviation paint (2005) in Matterhorn White with red/black accents, while the interior features a 9-passenger executive configuration with taupe leather seating arranged in club, divan, and belted lavatory seating. Operational enhancements include Raisbeck enclosed gear doors, Butterfield anti-ice kit, high flotation gear, and Frakes exhaust stacks. Currently based in Monterrey, Mexico, this charter-configured King Air offers a turnkey solution with documented maintenance history.