The King Air 300 charter plane is an extremely versatile twin-engine turboprop produced by Beechcraft. The next generation of the King Air 200 series, the King Air 300 shares the…

A King Air 350ER version of the B300 was presented at the Paris Air Show on June 13th, 2005. This was an equivalent to the earlier Model 200T and B200T…

The King Air C90 is a dual-engine turboprop perfect for a weekend getaway or short business trip. Beechcraft offers a variety of King Air aircraft, and the C90 is the…

Built-for-comfort, not-for-speed has been the design mantra for 90 series King Airs for more than half a century. The roomy main cabin seats four passengers in club. In the aft…

Various King Air models have come and gone since the original 90 was introduced in 1964, but through the years and the changes, the 90 has soldiered on. It's still…

Take your basic family sedan, stick a hot motor under the hood and give it with sporty-sounding initials like RT or SS and voilà: You get GT car. A similar…

Take your basic family sedan, stick a hot motor under the hood and give it with sporty-sounding initials like RT or SS and voilà: You get GT car. A similar…

Take your basic family sedan, stick a hot motor under the hood and give it with sporty-sounding initials like RT or SS and voilà: You get GT car. A similar…

Take the cabin from a C90 and the turbines and flight deck of the A100 — mix and stir — and it’s the King Air E90 where the E stands…

Considered by many to be the finest of the smaller 90-series Beechcraft King Airs, the F90 has earned its “Super King Air” title. F90s can cruise around at 260 knots,…