1982 Beechcraft King AIR B200CTurboprop Aircraft

This 1982 Beechcraft King Air B200C (N120NC, s/n BB-1056) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with significant upgrades following recent maintenance. The aircraft has 27,030.7 total hours with 28,001 landings and features freshly completed Phase 1-4 inspections and gear overhaul in May 2025. Power comes from Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines, with the left engine showing 8,050.7 hours since new (4,203 cycles) and the right at 16,904.7 hours (17,764 cycles) enrolled in the MORE program, both turning Hartzell HC-B3TN-3N three-blade props with fresh overhauls good through May 2025.

The avionics suite has been modernized with dual Garmin G600Txi displays, GTN750/650 navigators, GTX345R transponder, and GFC-600 autopilot. Operational enhancements include an Avcon cargo door conversion, Raisbeck dual aft body strakes, Catpass and Butterfield flow-through exhaust systems, along with full deice capability and floatation-equipped main landing gear with Cleveland wheels/brakes. The exterior shows white paint with gold/black trim in good condition, while the interior accommodates 7 passengers in a 4-club, 1 aft-facing, and 2-place couch configuration. Fresh off Part 135 service with complete logs, this King Air offers a recently updated platform with current inspections.