1989 Beechcraft King AIR B200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1989 Beechcraft King Air B200 (N223TP, serial BB-1348) is a well-maintained turboprop with 15,205 total airframe hours and 11,454 cycles, currently operating under an active FAA Part 135 certificate. The aircraft benefits from Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines enrolled in the MORE program, extending TBO to 8,000 hours, with engine times of 5,667 and 5,714 hours SMOH respectively. Performance enhancements include Raisbeck leading edges, ram air recovery system, and swept-tip Hartzell propellers (2,332 and 2,028 hours SPOH), along with FIKI certification and high-float landing gear.

The avionics suite features dual Garmin GTN 750s with WAAS/LPV capability, a Garmin GTX-345R transponder with ADS-B In/Out, and an Avidyne EX500 multi-function display. The airframe underwent a 15,000-hour spar inspection and has phase 1-4 inspections completed through March 2025. The exterior was painted in 2015 (with touch-ups underway), while the interior was refreshed in 2018 with camel tan leather seats and an 8-passenger configuration. With a useful load of 4,119 lbs and no major damage history, this turn-key aircraft is ready for continued commercial or private operations.