The Beech King Air 350 is for people who want to make their airplane budget in ink, not pencil. Its rugged design, more than 40 years of heritage and robust systems make the 350 one of the most ...

The Hawker Beechcraft Super King Air 350 is one of the most versatile business aircraft ever built. Operators can fill the tanks, belt in eight 200-pound passengers, depart from a 3,300-foot ...

The Beechcraft King Air 350 twin-engined turboprop family is now available with a nose modification that adds an extra 0.34cb m (12cb ft) of volume, for up to 113kg (250lb) of additional payload.

Following installation of a heavyweight landing gear and other aircraft modifications, the twin-turboprop has been certificated at a gross weight of 7,480kg (16,500lb), an increase of 680kg over ...

On July 14, Beech announced a new type, and a month later began accepting orders for the “King Air”, with deliveries to commence in Autumn 1964. In July 2005, during the Oshkosh Airshow ...

Beechcraft King Air 350 is the world’s most popular turboprop airplane. It is a high calibre performance aircraft with more payload capacity and short range runway usage.

Its range and cruising speed are slightly lower than the standard King Air 350 at 310 knots and 1,720 nautical miles respectively. The 350ER has similar specifications to the 350i, but with a ...

King Air 350ER. Photo: Textron Aviation. The Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-67A engines provide superior field and climb performance, including hot and high operations.

Production ceased in 1984 Inventory: Approximately 350 King Air 100s were built. Source: The International Directory of Civil Aircraft, 1997/98.

RAYTHEON AIRCRAFT sold a Beech King Air 350 to China Aviation Supplies Import and Export Corporation for airport systems calibration in China. The aircraft, slated for delivery in spring 2001 ...