The King Air 350 is an extremely popular turboprop aircraft because of its outstanding performance combined with sumptuous comfort and range. The spacious and stylish cabin is fully equipped with polarized window shades for much better light and privacy control, not to mention the private lavatory to make longer flights even more convenient.
The comfortable flying facility, along with functionality, makes the aircraft ideal for both business and leisure travel. It allows flexibility in the service of many different kinds of needs.
The cost to charter a King Air 350 is approximately $2,500 per flight hour. This rate includes fuel, maintenance, operations, and crew fees.
The King Air 350 is a turboprop aircraft by Beechcraft known for its luxurious interior, efficiency, comfort, and accessibility. This aircraft offers a fashionable, pressurized cabin, advanced technologies, and a wide range of amenities. With great performance, luxurious service, and a lower cost, this aircraft is the best choice for travel.
| Range | 1805 nm |
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| Cruise Speed | 312 ktas |
| Min Runway Length | 3300 ft |
| Luggage Capacity | 55 ft³ |
| Payload with Full Fuel | 2800 lbs |
Cabin Size
| Cabin Length | 19.6 ft |
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| Cabin Width | 4.6 ft |
| Cabin Height | 4.9 ft |
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Perfectly suited for short to mid-range flights, King Air 350 excels in accessing shorter runways and remote locations. Here are popular charter routes that are ideal for the King Air 350:
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The King Air 350 can fly for approximately 3 to 4 hours, depending on factors such as weight and weather conditions.
The King Air 350 can fly up to 1,805 nautical miles on a single tank of fuel, making it ideal for long-haul flights.
