Beech King Air 350 Specs

Walter Beech and his wife, Olive Ann, started Beechcraft in 1932. Since then, Beechcraft has been manufacturing a variety of airplanes both for military and private use. One airplane manufactured is the Beech King Air 350, and its upgrade, the 350i. This is Beechcraft's top-of-the-line twin-engine airplane. It has a capacity nine passengers and one or two crew members, for a total maximum capacity of 11 people. This is a highly adaptable airplane and Beechcraft will configure the interior to suit the owner's specifications.
  1. Engine

    • The engines used on the 350i are Pratt and Whitney PT6A-60A, manufactured in Canada. The horsepower output is 1,050 shaft horsepower, which refers to the actual horsepower available at the propeller shaft.

    Size and Weight Attributes

    • The wingspan is 58 feet. The length is 46 feet and 8 inches. The tail height is 14 feet and 4 inches off the ground. The weight with no fuel is 12,500 pounds. Fully fueled, the weight is 15,000 pounds. This is also the maximum takeoff and landing weight. The maximum payload is 5,100 pounds. This is the combined weight of passengers and cargo.

    Speed and Range

    • The listed maximum speed of the 350i is 360 mph. The maximum range, fully loaded, is 1,090 miles. The maximum operating altitude is 35,000 feet.

    Avionics

    • The 350 carries Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics. This package includes the autopilot, radar and sensing equipment and communications equipment. The airplane's controls are also integrated into the package. Beech states that this is the same package used in multimillion-dollar jets.

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