1990 Beechcraft King AIR 350Turboprop Aircraft

This 1990 Beechcraft King Air 350 (N5655K) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 6,360 total airframe hours and Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A engines showing 2,780 hours since overhaul (3,600-hour TBO). The aircraft features a comprehensive Garmin G1000NXi integrated flight deck with three-screen EFIS, dual NAV/COMM/GPS, GTX345 ADS-B IN/OUT transponder, and enhanced ground proximity warning system. Certified for flight into known icing with full de-ice systems, it also benefits from winglets and wing lockers for increased efficiency and storage.

The airframe received a complete strip and repaint in 2004 with Matterhorn White, Royal Blue, and Carter Gold livery. The interior retains its original 1990 configuration with an 8-place double club arrangement, two aft jump seats, and executive amenities including beverage centers. Maintenance is current with Phase 1 & 2 inspections due January 2026 and Phase 3 & 4 due June 2027, while the 6-year gear inspection is scheduled for February 2027. Propeller overhauls are due September 2025 on both Hartzell 4-blade units (412 hours SOH). The aircraft is IFR-certified with WAAS/LPV capability and features multiple STCs including Boom Beam lighting and Butterfield manifold drain modifications.