Beechcraft B1900C – 1991

Description

This 1991 Beechcraft B1900C is a twin-engine turboprop aircraft. It has a total of 13,850 hours on the airframe and 13,350 cycles. The engines are Pratt & Whitney PT6A-65B models, with one having 312 hours since overhaul and the other having 267 hours since overhaul. The propellers are Hartzell 4-blade models, both with 933 hours since overhaul. The avionics include dual Collins audio and VHF communication systems, a King GPS, a Collins EFIS, a Sandel HSI/TAWS, a Garmin TCAS and transponder, a Collins ADF and DME, a Collins weather radar, a Codan SSB HF radio, and a Collins autopilot. Additional equipment includes an ADAS trend monitoring system, a Shadin digital fuel flow system, a CVR, an FDR, and brake deicing. The interior has 19 leather seats. The ramp weight is 16,673 lbs, the SMTOW is 16,600 lbs, the zero fuel weight is 15,000 lbs, and the operating weight is 9,884 lbs.