Beechcraft King Air B200
Epic’s Beechcraft King Air B200 is an impressive aircraft, from its nose to its distinctive T-tail. In 2021, Epic completely upgraded every aspect of this aircraft. As part of the Epic fleet, the “King” stands out in the crowd. How fast does it fly? How far does it go before needing refueled? And how much weight can it carry? Here is a breakdown of this incredible aircraft, part of Beechcraft’s original Super series.
Interior
Beechcraft King Air B200 Interior
Epic’s King Air Interior was refurbished in 2021 with the highest grade leather upholstery, new carpet, and tray tables. There are 5 comfortable seats that adjust and a roomy bench seat for two. There is also a private lavatory in the back.
Avionics
Beechcraft King Air B200 Avionics Instrument Panel
In 2021, Epic purchased all new avionics for our King Air. This glass cockpit offers the newest and safest tools for aviation, navigation, and communication. Avionics include:
-Garmin 600 TXI flight displays
-Dual Garmin 750s
-S-Tech 3100 Digital Flight Control System
-Dual SAM MD302 standby flight instruments
Specifications
Beechcraft King Air B200 Specifications
Dimensions:
Length: 43′ 10″
Wingspan: 54′ 6″
Cabin width: 54″
Weights:
Max. Ramp Weight: 12,590
Max. Takeoff / Landing Weight: 12,500
Max. Zero Fuel Weight: 11,000
Performance:
ROC: 1500 FPM
Landing Distance: 3000′
3654 lbs. of fuel max.
544 gal total
Powerplant:
PT6-A-42 Engines
850 SHP
98.5 ” Diameter Hartzell Prop
Video on Epic’s King Air 200
About King Air Training
The Beechcraft King Air offers a great way to build time toward jet transition. Pilots can earn their high altitude endorsement at a reasonable cost. Initial training can help build type rating. Recurrent training keeps pilots current and should include maintenance and preflight inspection, crew resource management, and emergency procedures.