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King Air 350i

King Air 350i exterior

Overview

The Beechcraft King Air 350i is the largest and most capable of the King Air line, a twin-turboprop seating up to ten in a spacious, quiet cabin. It offers excellent range, strong hot-and-high performance and the flexibility to use runways well beyond the reach of comparable jets. For larger groups on regional African charter, or trips combining a city airport with a shorter bush strip, the 350i delivers turboprop economy with near-jet comfort.

Key specifications

Manufactured by Beechcraft (Textron Aviation), 2009-present.

Passengers
up to 10
Cruise speed
546 km/h
295 kt
Range
2,778 km
1,500 NM
Min runway
1.07 km
3,500 ft
Ceiling
10,668 m
35,000 ft
Baggage
1.6 m3
Airstrips
Paved only
King Air 350i cabin interior

Detailed specifications

Years of manufacture
2009-present
Number produced
900+
Max take-off weight
6,804 kg
Max payload
2,631 kg
Empty weight
4,173 kg
Crew
2
Engines
2 x P&WC PT6A-60A turboprops
Wingspan
17.65 m
Length
14.22 m

Chartering the King Air 350i in Africa

For charter across Africa, the King Air 350i is typically positioned from its home base to your departure airport, flown to your destination, and returned afterwards — the estimate you see on a route search already accounts for this full rotation. Whether it suits a given trip depends on the runway at each end, the distance, and how many seats you need. Search any route to see a live estimate for the King Air 350i alongside every other aircraft that can fly it, then send an enquiry to have operators confirm the exact price.

Images are representative of the aircraft type — the actual aircraft, cabin layout and interior finish depend on the operating carrier. Specifications are typical planning figures for charter use and vary by individual aircraft configuration. Charter prices are computed estimates confirmed by the operating carrier through the inquiry process.