Beechcraft King Air 350

Key Specifications

Overview

The Beechcraft King Air 350 is a twin-engine, pressurized, high-performance business aircraft that has become the gold standard in the mid-size turboprop segment. First introduced in 1990 as an evolution of the King Air 300, the 350 features enhanced engines, improved avionics systems, and increased payload capacity. The aircraft is renowned for its reliability, operational efficiency, and versatility across civilian and governmental sectors. It serves as a workhorse for air taxi operations, medical evacuation, cargo transport, and executive charter services worldwide. The King Air 350 accommodates up to 13 passengers or can be configured for various specialized missions including surveillance, training, and patrol operations. Its superior high-altitude performance, excellent short-field capability, and twin-engine redundancy make it the preferred choice for operators requiring dependable, economical turboprop transportation. The aircraft continues production through Beechcraft and remains highly sought after in the used market, commanding strong resale values due to sustained demand and operational superiority.

Technical Specifications

Maximum Speed: 315 knots (362 mph)
Range: 1,723 nautical miles
Service Ceiling: 35,000 feet
Engines: 2 × Pratt & Whitney PT6A-60A turboprops, 1,050 shaft horsepower each
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 15,100 lbs
Useful Load: 6,600 lbs
Pressurization: 10,000 feet cabin altitude at 35,000 feet