2005 Beechcraft King AIR B200Turboprop Aircraft

This 2005 Beechcraft King Air B200 (N5AE, serial BB-1891) presents a well-equipped twin-turboprop with 6,457 total airframe hours and 7,736 landings. Powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 engines (3,018 and 2,947 hours since new respectively, both with 3,600-hour TBOs), the aircraft features recent hot section inspections at 1,228 and 747 hours. The four-blade propellers show 499 hours since major overhaul, with overhauls due January 2029.

The aircraft boasts a comprehensive Collins Proline 21 avionics suite including dual flight management systems (FMS-3000), GPS 4000A navigation, color weather radar, and full RVSM/ADS-B Out compliance. Additional features include winglets, aft body strakes for performance enhancement, and a Garmin GTN-635 GPS with XM weather. The interior offers seven tan leather seats with matching appointments, while the exterior displays a white base with blue, tan, and orange accent stripes. Operational capabilities include dual heated windshields, air conditioning, and a 77 cu ft oxygen system.

Maintained under IFR certification, this King Air B200 shows balanced engine times and recent propeller overhauls, making it a turnkey option for corporate or charter operations. The aircraft is currently located in Greenville, South Carolina, with complete maintenance records available for review.