Beechcraft KING AIR 250
Discover the Beechcraft KING AIR 250
Versatile twin turboprop aircraft designed for business missions, passenger comfort and efficient operational performance
The King Air 200 and King Air 250 series deliver proven Beechcraft engineering in a highly capable turboprop platform suited to corporate, charter and private aviation. Built for operators who require access to remote or short runway airports without compromising cabin comfort, the King Air 250 aircraft enhances range, take off performance and overall mission flexibility.
With strong payload capability and competitive operating economics, these aircraft remain a popular choice for regional and intercity executive travel.
The Beechcraft King Air 200 and King Air 250 interiors are typically configured for seven passengers in a club seating arrangement that supports face to face travel for business collaboration. Large windows and a quiet cabin environment allow passengers to remain comfortable and productive on short and medium length journeys.
King Air 250 range and performance improvements include composite scimitar propellers, aerodynamic upgrades and improved field performance. This allows greater airport accessibility compared with many light jets. King Air 250 specifications support efficient operations on missions such as Houston to Denver or London to Milan depending on payload.
The King Air cockpit benefits from modern avionics including advanced situational awareness technology that reduces pilot workload, supports precise navigation and ensures safe mission execution.
Availability
11
Class
Twin-Turboprop
Passengers
7
Range (LRC)
1,720 nm
Speed (MAX)
Mach 0.51
Performance
King Air 250 specs include twin turboprop engines that deliver strong short field take off capability and excellent efficiency over regional distances. Cruise speeds support fast corporate travel while improved climb performance and runway flexibility allow operators to reach airports that may be unavailable to some business jets. The King Air 250 also maintains competitive fuel burn for fleet managers focused on cost control.
Cabin Experience
The King Air 250 interior is designed to offer a comfortable and practical environment for frequent business travellers. The cabin layout supports easy movement and incorporates fold out worktables, in flight connectivity options and well controlled lighting and ventilation. Ample baggage space and a private rear lavatory ensure the aircraft remains suitable for business missions of varying duration.
Innovation and Technology
Modern avionics suites in the King Air 200 and 250 series enhance flight management and facilitate efficient operations in diverse environments. Connectivity upgrades, cabin management systems and interior modernisation packages can be integrated to align with the expectations of contemporary business aviation customers. Propeller and aerodynamic updates on the King Air 250 further enhance operational performance and overall mission value.
Explore the Cabin
Cabin Crew
2
Cabin Volume
303 ft³
Baggage Volume
55.3 ft³
Cabin Alt at Flight Level
10,400 ft @ FL 35,000 ft
Wingspan
57.92 ft
Fuselage
43.83 ft
Cabin Length
16.67 ft
Cabin Width
4.50 ft
Cabin Height
4.75 ft
Range & Performance
LRC Speed
0.40 Mach
Runway Length
2,111 ft
Avg. Variable Cost per Hour
$2,305
Range figures are provided for guidance only and may vary depending on aircraft configuration, payload, performance assumptions and prevailing conditions.
Why choose Stanton & Partners Aviation for King Air aircraft
Stanton & Partners Aviation advises owners and operators across the regional business aviation sector, providing guidance from aircraft suitability evaluation and market comparison to transaction support and operational planning.
Our insights ensure each investment reflects long term travel needs, budget considerations and performance expectations.
We combine transparent advisory practices with data led analysis to support confident fleet decisions.
What are the differences between the King Air 200 and King Air 250?
The King Air 250 introduces aerodynamic improvements, upgraded propellers and enhanced short field performance compared with the King Air 200. These upgrades expand airport accessibility and improve efficiency for business operators.
How far can the King Air 200 and 250 series fly?
Ranges vary depending on conditions but typically support an LRC range of approximately 1,720 nautical miles, which allows key regional routes without refuelling such as Los Angeles to Denver or London to Milan.
What are the cabin dimensions of the King Air 200 and 250?
Cabin height is approximately 4.75 ft, with around 4.5 ft in width and 16.67 ft of usable cabin length which provides comfortable seating for seven passengers depending on configuration.
Are King Air aircraft suitable for frequent corporate missions?
Yes. Their combination of short runway access, competitive operating costs and business focused cabin layouts make them a preferred choice for regional corporate fleets.
What contributes to the operational reliability of the King Air series?
Proven turboprop design, robust airframe durability and widespread maintenance support deliver strong dispatch reliability for operators worldwide.
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