1981 Beechcraft King AIR F90Turboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft King Air F90 (N69AD, serial LA-143) presents a well-documented, two-owner aircraft with no damage history and complete logbooks. The airframe shows 11,527 total hours and 10,217 landings, while its standout feature is the Blackhawk XP135A engine upgrade in 2017, with both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-135A engines showing only 316.6 hours since new (SNEW) against a 3,600-hour TBO. The aircraft is equipped with Raisbeck/Hartzell 4-blade quiet turbofan propellers at 411.9 hours since overhaul, along with Raisbeck performance enhancements including aft body strakes and nacelle wing lockers.

Avionics are highlighted by a Garmin G600TXi EFIS on the pilot side, paired with dual GNS-530W navigators, Bendix/King weather radar, and ADS-B In/Out capability. The executive interior features a 6-passenger configuration with tan leather seats and matching side panels, while the exterior sports a Matterhorn White paint scheme with green, gold, and maroon accents. Currently operating under Part 91, the aircraft includes a $50K negotiable credit toward upcoming Phase 3/4 inspections scheduled for June 2024 at Stevens Aerospace. With consistent hangar storage since 2000 under its second owner, this King Air F90 offers a rare combination of recent powerplant upgrades and maintained provenance.