1982 Beechcraft King AIR B200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1982 Beechcraft King Air B200 (N305EL) presents as a well-maintained twin turboprop with 8,183.8 total airframe hours and 7,214 landings. The aircraft features Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines with 2,077.2 and 2,064.7 hours since major overhaul respectively, both operating well below their 3,600-hour TBO intervals. The Hartzell four-blade propellers show 353.7 hours since overhaul.

The aircraft received a comprehensive avionics upgrade with a Garmin G1000 NXi glass cockpit featuring WAAS, LPV, and SVT capabilities, along with ADS-B compliance for modern airspace requirements. The airframe benefits from several performance enhancements including dual aft body strakes, wing locker system, ram air recovery, and high flotation gear doors. Both exterior and interior were refreshed in 2018, with the paint rated 8/10 in Matthorn White with black/gold accents and the 12-seat tan/brown interior rated 7/10. The King Air maintains full IFR certification with pressurization and FIKI capability, making it suitable for all-weather operations. Complete logs document its 1,800 nm range capability at maximum ramp weight of 12,590 lbs.