King Air 350 For Sale

King Air 350 Ownership Overview

Introduced in 1991, the King Air 350 has made a name for itself as reliable and operationally efficient. Buyers who find a King Air 350 for sale will realize this aircraft is one that will give them a quality return on their investment.

King Air 350 Cabin Experience

The King Air 350 is capable of transporting 8 passengers and 2 crew members. The aircraft has a cabin that is just under 20ft long, inside a fuselage that’s more than 45ft long. The wingspan reaches roughly 55ft wide.

Total cabin space is around 345 cubic feet, with each person allotted more than 30 cubic feet, typically. The entry door is slightly higher than 4ft and baggage receives 70 cubic feet of space, mostly in an internal compartment accessible during flight.

King Air 350 Mission Profile

Customers who buy a King Air 350 are looking to transport a small group of people across shorter distances between cities. This aircraft comes from a family which has evolved and improved over decades, making it an incredibly reliable business turboprop. It’s high level of safety systems has made it one of the few jets which have been involved in next to no incidents since it was first constructed.

The King Air 350 promotes comfort to passengers, as Beechcraft has been improving the cabin since before it was even an idea on the drawing board. Each minute detail has been put in place after much thought, resulting in one of the most quality interiors of its class.

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King Air 350 Cost to Own

Acquisition cost for the King Air 350 typically ranges from $2-$4 million, less than that of its competitors, the Pilatus PC-12NG and King Air 350i which set the range at $4.5-$7.5 million, respectively. When factoring in market depreciation to total annual cost, the King Air 350 falls in the middle of the competition at roughly $1-$1.2 million.

King Air 350 Operating Cost

King Air 350 direct operating cost is around $1,300 per flight hour. The King Air 350i operates at the same rate, while the PC-12NG is around $800 per flight hour. Annual fixed cost for the King Air 350 is the highest at around $412,000.

King Air 350 Performance Overview

The King Air 350 is a popular turboprop for individuals to purchase for numerous reasons. Its high level of safety, paired with its low economical stand point and efficiency make it a great investment for flyers looking into aircraft for sale.

King Air 350 Engines

The King Air 350 is equipped with two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-60A engines with prop reversing and feathering abilities. The King Air 350 has a max cruise speed of 320kts, same as the King Air 350i and faster than the PC-12NG by 40kts.

The aircraft can land and takeoff in the following field lengths:

• FAR-91: 2,484ft
• FAR-135: 3,105ft
• FAR-121: 4,140ft

King Air 350 Payload

Max payload for the King Air 350 is more than 2,600lbs and it can transport that capacity more than 1,060nm. The King Air 350i has a max payload of 100lbs less with roughly the same range, while the PC-12NG has a payload of around 2,260lbs and a range of 850nm.

King Air 350 Range

At long-range cruise, the King Air 350 has a range of 1,535nm with a typical passenger load. The King Air 350i can operate the same distance while the PC-12NG reaches more than 100nm further all under similar parameters.

King Air 350 Specifications