Aircraft Auction: Your Chance to Own Top-Tier Planes Closed (#167919)

Grounded at Clark International Airport, Philippines

COR No. LW-190 is registered in the name of the Land Bank of the Philippines

Aircraft Details:

• Model: Beechcraft Air King
• Engine: This aircraft is powered by 2 robust and reliable Pratt and Whitney Model PT-6A-28 engines that has been meticulously maintained until 2012, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
• Interior: The cabin features a classic design with comfortable seating arrangements, offering a luxurious and nostalgic flying experience.
• Avionics: Equipped with modern avionics that have been regularly updated until 2012, ensuring safety and ease of navigation.
• Exterior: The aircraft boasts a polished exterior that reflects its classic heritage, with well-maintained paintwork and detailing.
• Maintenance: The Beechcraft Air King comes with comprehensive service records, documenting its meticulous maintenance history. Regular inspections and servicing have been performed to the highest standards until 2012.

Highlights:

• Classic Design: The Beechcraft Air King is a testament to timeless aviation design, blending vintage aesthetics with reliable engineering.
• Performance: Known for its smooth and efficient flight capabilities, the Air King offers a superior flying experience.
• Proven Track Record: With a history of excellence, this aircraft is a valuable addition to any collection or fleet.
• Comfort and Style: The interior provides a comfortable and stylish environment, perfect for both short trips and long journeys.

Auction Details:

The Beechcraft King Air family is a line of twin-turboprop aircraft produced by Beechcraft. This family includes several models divided into two main series: the Model 90 and 100 series, known as King Airs, and the Model 200 and 300 series, originally marketed as Super King Airs. Since production began in 1964, over 3,100 aircraft have been built. Production is still active today, making the Beechcraft King Air the longest continuously produced civilian aircraft in its class. Beechcraft has created several variants of the original design, including the Model E90, which was introduced in 1972 as an upgrade to the Model C90.

The King Air E90 combines the fuselage of the Model C90 with the fuel system and instrument panel of the A100, and is powered by more robust Pratt & Whitney PT6A-28 engines. The cabin of the E90 is nearly identical to that of the C90, featuring four reclining chairs in a club configuration, a refreshment compartment opposite the doorway, an aft jump-seat lavatory, and a baggage compartment with a 350-pound capacity. Polarized circular passenger windows are standard on the E model.

The standard avionics package for the Model E90 includes the RCA navcom, King ADF, transponder and DME, RCA weather radar, Sperry compass system, dual AC inverters, and Beech audio system. The published empty weight with this package is 5,800 pounds. The Beech demonstration aircraft, however, was equipped with a Sperry STARS IVB flight director, King Gold Crown navcom and ADF, King H-14 autopilot, RCA AVQ-55 Brite Tube Display weather radar, King area nav, Bonzer radar altimeter and RMI, as well as the Sperry compass system. Production of the King Air E90 ceased in 1981 with the introduction of the Model C90-1. A total of 347 E90 aircraft were built.

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