1981 Beechcraft King AIR C90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air C90 (N722VB) presents a well-equipped turboprop with recent maintenance investments and modern avionics. The aircraft shows 7,172 total hours and 7,485 cycles on the airframe, powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-135A engines with 918 hours since new (SNEW) and remaining until TBO. Both Hartzell HC-B3TN-3M propellers were overhauled in June 2024 with 87 hours since overhaul. The avionics suite features dual Garmin G600 integrated flight displays, GTN 750/650 WAAS navigators, GTX 345R ADS-B transponder, GWX 70 weather radar, and GTS 800 TCAS, complemented by a King KFC 250 autopilot and KGP 560 TAWS for enhanced situational awareness.

The aircraft underwent Phase 1-4 inspections in July 2024 and sports a white sand livery with dark blue and accent striping. The six-passenger interior features a four-place club configuration with tan leather seats, maroon carpet, and an aft belted potty. Notably, the airframe logbook is missing from 1981-1988, though original engine flight logs exist for this period. The package includes Blackhawk PT6A-135A engines, Garmin synthetic vision, Cleveland wheels/brakes, and freon air conditioning, though the aircraft lacks auto feather capability. Located in San Marcos, Texas, this King Air C90 offers a turnkey solution with recent prop overhauls and comprehensive inspections completed.