1989 Beechcraft King AIR C90ATurboprop Aircraft

This 1989 Beechcraft King Air C90A (N1567G) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant upgrades and recent refurbishments. The aircraft has 6,520 total hours with 5,520 landings and features Pratt & Whitney PT6A-135A engines, each with 2,883.5 hours since new and 1,965 cycles. Notably, the engines are paired with new Hartzell 4-blade swept propellers installed in December 2021, each with only 333.4 hours. The airframe received fresh paint and interior in 2021, along with a comprehensive avionics suite including dual Garmin G600 TXI displays, GTN 650 GPS units, GTX345R/335R transponders, and a Garmin GFC600 autopilot with WAAS and LPV capability.

The King Air is equipped with a Raisbeck Epic Performance package, dual aft body strakes, and a wing locker system, enhancing its operational capabilities. It holds Phase 3-4 inspection completion as of September 2024 by B&G Aviation, ensuring airworthiness. Additional features include FIKI certification, pressurization, and an 8-seat configuration with a mid lavatory. The Blackhawk -135 engines and modern glass panel avionics make this a turnkey aircraft for IFR operations with known icing approval.