1987 Beechcraft King AIR 300Turboprop Aircraft

This 1987 Beechcraft King Air 300 (N184D) presents as a well-equipped turboprop with comprehensive performance modifications and recent maintenance. The airframe shows 8,984.4 total hours with 10,470 landings, powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A engines at matching times, both with 2,829 hours since overhaul and hot section inspections completed at 1,077 hours. Notable upgrades include Raisbeck dual aft body strakes, FIKI ice protection, RVSM certification, and ADS-B Out with WAAS/LPV capability. The Collins/Garmin avionics suite features dual VHF-22A comms, UNS-1LW FMS, GTN-625 GPS, and Class B TCAS with Skywatch.

The aircraft benefits from a 2012 exterior paint refresh in white with blue/gold metallic stripes and a matching leather executive interior configured for 11 passengers, both reported in like-new condition as of November 2024. Recent maintenance highlights include a 2023 landing gear overhaul and completion of all phase inspections in November 2024. Additional operational enhancements include de-ice brakes, a 77 cubic foot oxygen system, and LoPresti Boom Beam lighting. The aircraft has been maintained under FAR Part 91 with Traxxall tracking and features opening D windows installed in 2024.