Well known as a business airplane, the King Air 250’s big cabin and smart use of space make it a great choice for family getaways, too. Paul Bowen.

Cabin And Care. The King Air 250 cabin measures 4 ft. 9 in. from floor to ceiling, 4 ft. 6 in. wide and 16 ft. 8 in. long, with rear semi-enclosed belted lavatory.

Before the soon-to-be-certified King Air 250, the most recent 200 was the 200 GTi, which featured more powerful engines and the Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite. It was faster and more ...

Beechcraft King Air 250 at the Experimental Aircraft Association AirVenture in Oshkosh where it is making its North American debut. Photo: Textron [Avionics Today 07-20-2015] The FAA has awarded ...

The Fusion-equipped King Air 250 earned Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification in July 2015 and the 350i/ER earned the certification in November 2015. ... Cabin upgrades.

The company expects the King Air 250 turboprops with the new avionics and cabin upgrades to begin delivery in the third quarter of 2015, followed by King Air 350i/ER in the fourth quarter and King ...

Textron Aviation said it has received Federal Aviation Administration type certification for its production King Air 250, equipped with new avionics and cabin technology.

The cabin is over 300 cubic feet, ... The King Air 250 represents an impressive balance of outstanding operating economy combined with a spacious, functional cabin and superb capability.

The King Air 360, which seats up to 11 people, has a base retail price of $7.9 million, while the King Air 360ER has a base price of $8.795 million. William Garvey Bill was Editor-in-Chief of ...

The manufacturer announced the type in October 2008 as a slightly larger version of the King Air 250, with major improvements to the passenger cabin. Beechcraft began deliveries of the King Air ...