Mitsubishi MU 2KTurboprop Aircraft

This 1970s-era Mitsubishi MU-2K (registration N728FN, serial 303) presents an opportunity to acquire a proven long-range turboprop with international travel credentials, having completed a round-trip journey to Australia as the "Hemisphere Dancer." The aircraft currently shows 7,700 total airframe hours with balanced engine times at 4,800 hours SMOH on the right engine and 4,700 SMOH on the left, both approaching their 3,600-hour TBO intervals. Recent maintenance highlights include fresh propellers and a well-equipped glass panel featuring dual Garmin 430Ws, dual GTX 330ES transponders with ADS-B Out, color weather radar, and FIKI (flight into known icing) capability.

The cabin accommodates six passengers in pressurized, climate-controlled comfort with a functional intercom system, while the airframe maintains operational paint and interior described as "OK." Performance-wise, this MU-2K delivers 300-knot cruise speeds at flight levels, offering competitive operating costs compared to typical King Air operations. The seller emphasizes its readiness for adventure with proper type training, noting its ability to outpace many twin turboprops in its class. Located in Sparta, Tennessee, this globe-trotting MU-2 presents a turnkey solution for buyers seeking capable high-altitude travel at a fraction of comparable acquisition costs.