1988 Beechcraft King AIR 300Turboprop Aircraft

This 1988 Beechcraft King Air 300 (N90WF, serial FA-164) presents a well-maintained turboprop with 4,837 total airframe hours and 4,152 landings. The Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A engines show balanced time with 1,670 hours since overhaul on both, remaining well within their 3,600-hour TBO. The left engine had its hot section inspected in May 2017 at 4,027 hours (due again in 1,044 hours), while the right was completed in June 2021 at 4,386 hours (1,403 hours remaining). Both propellers were overhauled in August 2024, complementing the landing gear's May 2019 overhaul.

The aircraft features modern Garmin avionics including dual G750s and digital weather radar, along with performance-enhancing Raisbeck wing lockers and dual aft strakes. Maintenance is current with Phase 1/2 inspections completed in August 2024 (Phase 3/4 due August 2025). Stored in West Texas' dry climate for over 20 years with complete logs and no damage history, this King Air 300 offers a clean pedigree. The cabin accommodates 6 passengers plus belted lavatory and optional jump seats, making it suitable for executive transport.