
Beechcraft King Air 200



King Air 200 Specifications
Passengers
9


Range
1,580
(NM)

Cargo
55
(cu ft)

lavatory
Yes

Cabin Width
4'10''

Cabin Length
16'8''

Cabin Height
4'10"
Cruise Speed
310
(mph)

The Super King Air 200 is a part of the Beechcraft Super King Air family. This turboprop first flew in October 1972, and after several upgrades over the years, remains in production today. This aircraft has also been used by several branches of the US Military, including Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines, as well as the Canadian Forces, Royal Airforce and as an Air Ambulance around the world for medical emergency flights.
Its latest model, the King Air 250, is one of the most popular business turboprops in the world. With generous interior space for up to 9 seats and up to 55 cubic feet of cargo space, this turboprop is a more cost effective option for midsize jet, coming in the $2000 per hour range.
While this turboprop aircraft offers a lower cruise speed, less range, and is a little louder than a typical private jet, it can be a comfortable, alternate option for groups looking to travel private but may be on a tighter budget.
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