King Air 200

Raytheon, maker of the ever popular Beechcraft King Air series, has seen renowned success with its line of turboprops. The most widely known and best selling turbo prop, the King Air B200, entered the market in the early 1980?s and is still in production today. With greater capacity than the King Air 90 and 100 series, the King Air 200 travels at 270 mph and can reach a range of 1,061 miles. The interior has an enclosed potty and a cabin interior of 4.5W x 16.7L x 4.8H. The King Air 200 is the most requested turbo prop for business and/or leisure charter.

Specs and Performance

Max Seatting : 8

Lavatory : Potty

Maximum Speed : 270 Mph

Maximum Range : 1061 Miles

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Often cited as the world?s best selling single engine prop, the Cirrus SR 22 is extremely popular among first time aircraft purchasers. A small four seater, the Cirrus SR 22 cruises at up to 213 mph and reaches a range of up to 865 nautical miles. The Cirrus is a great economical alternative for shorter range charter.
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Cirrus SR22

Specs and Performance

Max Seatting : 4

Lavatory : None

Maximum Speed : 216 Mph

Maximum Range : 865 Miles

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The Grand Caravan is Cessna?s top of the line turbo prop. With a single engine and three blade propeller, the Grand Caravan reaches an average speed of 180 mph and is a short range aircraft reaching up to 960 miles.
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Cessna Grand Caravan

Specs and Performance

Max Seatting : 6

Lavatory : Variable

Maximum Speed : 180 Mph

Maximum Range : 960 Miles

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King Air 300

The practically instant success of the King Air 200 instigated the creation of its successor, the King Air 300. Equipped with more powerful engines, the King Air 300 reaches up to 1,800 miles and travels at 290 mph. Like the King Air 200, the 300 can seat up to seven passengers, has an enclosable potty, and an interior cabin of 4.9W x 4.8H x 16.7L.

The upgrade to the King Air 300 is rightfully known as the King Air 350. Improvements are the lengthening of the fuselage by almost three feet, the addition of the winglets, and the range of up to 2,182 miles. The King Air 350 can seat up to nine passengers, has an enclosable potty seat, and an interior of 4.5W x 19.5L x 4.8H.

Specs and Performance

Max Seatting : 9

Lavatory : Potty

Maximum Speed : 290 Mph

Maximum Range : 1800 Miles

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King Air C90/90B

The King Air 90 was the first model King Air produced by Raytheon Beechcraft. By 1968 there were 400 in production. The King Air 90 is great for short range business and leisure charter. The main difference in King Air 90 models is the kind of engines used.

The King Air 90 can accommodate up to six passengers, has a enclosable potty, cruises at 235 mph, has a range of 1000 miles, and has an interior cabin of 4.5W x 12.6L x 4.8H.