Demand from customers for a larger King Air led to the Beech King Air 200 which was first delivered in 1974 and initially known as the Super King Air. It has the fuselage of the King Air 100 with a T-tail, longer wings and 12,500 lb gross weight and the engines are 850 shp Pratt & Whitney PT6A-41s. The standard cabin has seven seats and a restroom.
North America + Canada, United States - FL, For Sale by Flight Source Int'l, Inc.
Year 1979
S/N BB-524
Total Time 6315
1979 King Air 200 Sn BB-524, N524MR, 6315 TT, 2624 SMOH, 434 SHSI, Garmin 530 WAAS, ADS-B Out, Outstanding Maintenance and Appearance, Available Immediately, Call
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$567.1k - $893.8k
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5.406
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