2000 Beechcraft King AIR B200Turboprop Aircraft

This 2000 Beechcraft King Air B200 (N116TX) presents as a well-maintained, low-time turboprop with a strong maintenance pedigree and recent major investments. With only 3,911 total hours and 3,967 landings, this former Texas Department of Public Safety aircraft features upgraded Blackhawk PT6A-61 engines (2,181/2,182 hours since new) that just received StandardAero hot section inspections in April 2025, including two new sets of CT blades per side—a $376,000 investment. The aircraft boasts fresh propeller overhauls (February 2025), landing gear overhaul (December 2024), new brakes, and completed Phase 3 & 4 inspections (November 2024), along with recent wing bolt work.

The avionics suite includes a Collins EFIS-84 2-tube display, Garmin GTN-750/530AW navigators, GWX-68 weather radar, and dual GTX-330ES ADS-B transponders, complemented by the rare AirText moving map system. The 2019-painted exterior (8.5/10 condition) features a Matterhorn White base with metallic accents, while the seven-passenger cabin (also refreshed in 2019) offers a club configuration with Dune leather seats, refreshment center, and belted lavatory. Additional features include Rasibeck strakes, LED taxi lights, prop sync, and quiet cabin package, making this a turn-key aircraft with no damage history, currently located at Meacham Airport with digital logbooks available.