2004 Beechcraft King AIR 350Turboprop Aircraft

This 2004 Beechcraft King Air 350 (N828CJ) is a specialized aerial survey platform with 8,159 total airframe hours and 3,672 landings. Currently operating under FAA restrictions for aerial survey missions, it features an AVMATS modification for imaging and LiDAR sensors with continued airworthiness provisions. The aircraft benefits from recent major maintenance, including both Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A engines overhauled by Covington Aircraft and installed in April 2024 (930 SMOH each), along with new 5-blade MT propellers installed in May 2022 (2,993 hours SNEW).

The King Air 350 is equipped with a comprehensive Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite featuring 3-tube EFIS, Collins 4000S WAAS GPS, IS&S auto-throttles, and full RVSM certification. Special mission modifications include auxiliary fuel saddle tanks, Raisbeck dual aft body strakes, and Frakes Aviation exhaust stacks. The aircraft has complete de-ice certification (FIKI) with dual heated windshields and maintains excellent maintenance records, including fresh Phase I-IV inspections and a 6-year landing gear inspection completed in October 2022. The exterior was refreshed in 2022 with a white/blue/gold livery, while the interior retains its original 2004 beige leather seating configured for 1+7 passengers in a special mission layout. With no damage history and complete logbooks since new, this aircraft represents a well-maintained, mission-ready platform.