1982 Beechcraft King AIR B100Turboprop Aircraft

This 1982 Beechcraft King Air B100 presents a well-maintained turboprop with 6,835 total airframe hours and 6,658 landings. The aircraft features Garrett TPE331-6-252B engines with 4,999 hours since overhaul on the left and 1,168 hours on the right, both with 5,400-hour TBOs. The Hartzell props show 162 hours since their July 2022 overhauls. The avionics suite is notably modernized with dual Garmin GTN 750s, a G600 PFD/MFD, GWX70 weather radar, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, and an Avidyne TAS605A traffic system, making it IFR-capable with advanced situational awareness.

The airframe has no damage history and has been hangared, with both interior and exterior condition rated 8/10. Additional STC modifications include Rainsbeck high flotation gear doors, wing locker, dual afterbody strakes, and Tanis engine/battery heaters. With seating for 10 (1 crew + 9 passengers) and a comprehensive Garmin panel, this King Air B100 is positioned for efficient corporate or charter operations. The engines and props have substantial remaining time before major service intervals.