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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: AIRCRAFT INFORMATION

Beechcraft 55 Baron · Specifications

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This document provides technical specifications for the Beechcraft Baron 55, a twin-engine piston aircraft manufactured by Beechcraft. The Baron 55 is designed for a combination of performance and safety, featuring twin-engine redundancy. It accommodates a pilot and two passengers, making it suitable for small group travel. The specifications include performance metrics such as service ceiling, cruise speed, and range, which are essential for pilots and aviation enthusiasts to understand the aircraft's capabilities and operational limits.

  • Service Ceiling: 12,000 feet (3,658 m)
  • Cruise Speed: 175 ktas (324.10 km/h)
  • Non-stop Range: 690 nm (1,278 km)
  • Passenger Capacity: 2 passengers
  • Crew Capacity: 1 pilot
  • No galley or lavatory available

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Specifications
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1971
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2
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3.1 MB
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The TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: AIRCRAFT INFORMATION is a specifications for the Beechcraft 55 Baron, dated 1971.

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The TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: AIRCRAFT INFORMATION — the Beechcraft 55 Baron specifications on file — is dated 1971.

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520Beechcraft 55 Baron registered worldwide · 516 active

Common. More common than 92% of the aircraft models we track.

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General Information

The Beechcraft Baron 55 is a twin-engine piston aircraft designed for safety and performance. It has a seating capacity for one pilot and two passengers, making it ideal for small group travel. The aircraft is equipped with two baggage compartments, enhancing its utility for longer trips.

Performance Specifications

The Baron 55 has a service ceiling of 12,000 feet (3,658 meters) and a cruise speed of 175 knots indicated airspeed (ktas), which translates to approximately 324.10 kilometers per hour. It boasts a non-stop range of 690 nautical miles (1,278 kilometers), allowing for extended flights without the need for refueling.

Passenger and Crew Capacity

This aircraft can accommodate a total of three individuals: one pilot and two passengers. It does not feature a galley or lavatory, which is typical for aircraft in this category, focusing on efficiency and performance.

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Registration: ZS-OOG Base: Wonderboom Airport Year of manufacture: 1971 Number of Passengers: 3 Crew: 1 Pilot Service Ceiling: 12,000 (3,658 m) Cruise Speed: 175 ktas (324.10 km/h) Non-stop Range: 690 nm (1,278 km) Galley: No Lavatory: No The Baron 55 is the perfect balance of horsepower combined with peace-of-mind, twin-engine redundancy and security. With seating for two and two baggage compartments. It’s produced by Beechcraft as part of the twin-engine piston division. ZS-OOG | BEECHCRAFT BARON 55 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: AIRCRAFT INFORMATION: click or scan the QR code to board the aircraft Click or scan the QR code to board the aircraft