Turboprop
Beechcraft King Air 350 for sale
The King Air 350 is one of the best-selling turboprops: efficient, robust, and able to use relatively short runways.
Key specs
- Range (approx.)
- about 1,800 nm
- Passengers
- up to about 11
- Cruise speed
- about 300 knots
- Category
- Turboprop
General, approximate figures only. They vary by configuration and flight conditions.
How much does it cost
New
roughly $8M
Pre-owned
roughly $2M to $6M, depending on year and hours
General estimate only, not a quote.
Why buyers choose it
- ◆ Lower running costs than a jet
- ◆ Can use short runways and small airfields
- ◆ An active resale market, relatively easy to resell
What to check before buying
- ◆ Full maintenance history and records
- ◆ Flight hours and landing cycles
- ◆ Engine and systems condition
- ◆ A professional pre-purchase inspection
Common questions
How much is a King Air 350?
As a general estimate only: roughly $2M to $6M pre-owned. Price depends on year, hours and condition. This is not a quote.
Do you sell King Air 350s from stock?
We do not hold stock. We search the market for you, including aircraft not publicly listed, and guide you through to closing.
What is the difference between a turboprop and a jet?
A turboprop is slower but cheaper to run and suits small airfields. A jet is faster and flies higher. We will help you choose based on your trips.
Looking for a Beechcraft King Air 350? We will find the right one for you.
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