2008 Beechcraft King AIR B200GTTurboprop Aircraft

This 2008 Beechcraft King Air B200GT (registration C-GGPX, serial BY-33) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant recent investments in maintenance and performance upgrades. The airframe shows 3,742 total hours and 3,089 landings, with fresh Phase 3-4 inspections completed in April 2025. Its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 engines (serial PCE-RX0083 and PCE-RX0082) were recently removed for overhaul in March 2025 and now show zero time since overhaul, covered under an ESP Gold Lite maintenance program. The aircraft features Hartzell 4-blade Quiet Turbofan propellers, both overhauled in June 2020, and benefits from BLR Winglets for enhanced performance.

The King Air B200GT is equipped with Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics, including dual AHRS, FMS, WAAS-capable GPS, and synthetic vision. It offers RVSM capability, auto-feather, and LED lighting. The Centex HALO 250 conversion enhances cabin comfort with ultra-quiet insulation. The interior received a partial refurbishment in 2018, featuring new leather seating, sidewalls, and wood accents in an executive configuration with flexible seating for six passengers. Externally, the aircraft wears a white livery with black and gold accents. Performance highlights include a 310+ ktas cruise speed and improved climb rates from the -52 engine upgrade.