2004 Beechcraft King AIR 350Turboprop Aircraft

This 2004 Beechcraft King Air 350 (N405WK) is a specialized aerial survey platform with 10,997 total airframe hours and 6,475 landings. The aircraft is FAA-restricted to special mission operations, featuring AVMATS modifications for imaging and LiDAR sensors with continued airworthiness provisions. It's powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A engines with 1,827 and 1,870 hours since new respectively, both having undergone recent hot section inspections. The MT 5-blade propellers were installed new in October 2022 with 2,047 hours since new.

The avionics suite includes a Collins Pro Line 21 system with 3-tube EFIS, WAAS-enabled Collins 4000S GPS, dual VHF-4000 comms/navs, and full IFR capability with RVSM certification. Notable upgrades include Raisbeck dual aft body strakes, auxiliary fuel saddle tanks, and complete de-ice certification (FIKI). Maintenance is current with fresh Phase I-IV inspections completed and a 6-year landing gear inspection in December 2022. The aircraft shows no damage history and retains its original 2004 white/gray/gold exterior and beige leather interior configured for special mission operations (1+7 seating). Logbooks are complete since new with a maintenance tracking system in place.