1976 KING AIR 200

Description

This 1976 King Air 200 has flown for 11,317 hours. It has Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 engines. The left engine has 250 hours since overhaul, and the right engine has 3,750 hours since overhaul. The plane comes with dual Collins VHF20 COMMs, dual Collins VIR-30AGM NAVs, a Collins TDR-90 transponder, a Collins DME-40 DME, a Garmin 400W GPS, a Collins ADF-60 ADF, a cockpit voice recorder, and a Collins APC-65H autopilot. It also has a factory new FDR, a Bendix RDR 1300 weather radar, and an HF King KHF 950 (needs antenna). Additional features include a second cabin door support cable, Blackhawk/Raisebeck mods, BLR winglets, Cleveland wheels and brakes, aft air conditioning, a flushing toilet, and high floatation gear. The exterior is overall white with a Beech paint scheme in gold, red, and blue stripes. The interior has 8 passenger seats in charcoal grey leather with linen and fawn inserts. There is a forward left and right side pyramid cabinet with a storage drawer and coffee heater, a side-facing seat with storage drawers, club seating, and folding tables. There is also an aft belted toilet.