1992 Beechcraft King AIR C90BTurboprop Aircraft

This 1992 Beechcraft King Air C90B (N90EJ, serial LJ-1306) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant performance upgrades and modern avionics. The airframe shows 8,685 total hours, while its Pratt & Whitney engines feature Blackhawk XP conversions (PT6A-135A) with 1,586 hours SMOH and 5,145.1 total time each, paired with Raisbeck 4-blade props (954.3 hours SPOH, next due May 2027). The aircraft received a comprehensive panel upgrade in September 2017 including dual Garmin GTN-750s, G600 PFD, Collins APS-65H autopilot/flight director, Garmin GWX-70 radar, and ADS-B compliance via GTX-345/335 transponders.

The King Air benefits from a 2015 paint and interior refurbishment by Hill Aero, featuring white exterior with green/gold accents, along with Raisbeck dual aft body strakes increasing gross weight to 10,500 lbs. Operational capabilities are enhanced by the Blackhawk -135 engine conversion and modern Garmin suite including GMA-350C audio, GDL-69A XM weather/music, and MCICo SAM standby attitude module. The aircraft's maintenance status shows current compliance, with all specifications subject to buyer verification.