1976 Beechcraft King Air

The King Air E90, introduced by Beechcraft in 1972, was developed as the performance model of the 90 series.

Equipped with a PT6A-28 engine this model was nearly 25% more powerful than the C90 and holds 90 extra gallons of fuel. E90 production was discontinued going into the 1980’s as Beechcraft sought to differentiate product lines. Breathing new life into a very capable airframe Blackhawk, Raisebeck, and Garmin upgrades turn an average 90-series aircraft into an impressively capable aircraft. With the PT6A-135A engines this airframe reach speeds of up to 260 knots! Add increased gross weight, 4-bladed props and dual aft body strakes your utility allows for hauling the entire family well into the flight levels with increased comfort, longer range and reduced fuel burns. The addition of the latest Garmin avionics, Garmin 600TXi with Garmin autopilot, and all the last NextGen capabilities are at your fingertips. Enhancing cockpit situational awareness and safety through digital displays and technology such as Synthentic Vision, ChartView, and precision navigation capabilities.