1992 Beechcraft King AIR B200Turboprop Aircraft

This 1992 Beechcraft King Air B200 (N34LT, serial BB-1437) presents a well-equipped turboprop with 10,600 total airframe hours and a comprehensive avionics suite. The aircraft features dual PT6A-42 engines with 325 and 900 hours since overhaul respectively, both with 3,600-hour TBOs, paired with Raisbeck/Hartzell 4-blade swept turbofan props at 1,300 hours since new (due for overhaul May 2025). The panel is dominated by a Garmin G600TXi EFIS system with dual GTN-750TXi navigators, Collins autopilot, and full ADS-B compliance, complemented by Garmin GWX-70 weather radar with turbulence detection and BFGoodrich SkyWatch TCAS.

The King Air benefits from several performance-enhancing Raisbeck modifications including ram air recovery and dual aft body strakes. Additional operational capabilities include a synthetic vision system, cockpit voice recorder, XM weather, and a fully IFR-equipped cockpit with WAAS GPS. The aircraft maintains Cleveland brakes, Frakes exhaust, and a freon air conditioning system. With its recent avionics upgrades and engine/propeller condition, this B200 is positioned for both corporate and charter missions.