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1992 Beechcraft King Air 300LW
Starts from the median asking price of 46 comparable Beechcraft Turboprop listings ($1,772,500), then adjusts for:
- Year +2 vs comparable listings +3.0%
- No Autopilot (54% of comps have one) -1.0%
- No ADS-B (50% of comps have one) -1.3%
Shown as a range. An estimate from asking-price comparables and FAA supply data — not an appraisal.
Overview
| Make / Model | Beechcraft King Air 300LW |
|---|---|
| Type | Turboprop |
| Airframe time | — |
Recommended avionics upgrades
No IFR GPS navigator is listed — a GTN 650Xi is the standard entry point for WAAS/LPV capability.
See prices & suppliers ›No autopilot is listed — a GFC 600 or S-TEC 3100 digital autopilot is a major capability and value add, subject to STC approval for this model.
Shop options ›No ADS-B is listed — a GTX 345 delivers required ADS-B Out plus In (traffic & weather) in one transponder.
See prices & suppliers ›Suggestions are based on the panel described in this listing; verify STC approval for this make/model before any installation.
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Airworthiness Directives (ADs)
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Operating costs & specifications — Beechcraft King Air 300
Typical model-level figures for the Beechcraft King Air 300 (not this specific airframe).
Annual cost breakdown
| Low use | High use | |
|---|---|---|
| Hours / year | 200 | 325 |
| Fuel | $184,320 | $299,520 |
| Fixed | $394,820 | $394,820 |
| Variable | $419,520 | $681,720 |
| Total / hour | $4,072 | $3,312 |
Performance & dimensions
| Range | 1,600 nm |
|---|---|
| Cruise speed | 294 kts · 338 mph |
| Seating | 2 crew + 6 passengers |
| Cabin H × W × L | 4' 9" × 4' 6" × 16' 8" |
| Interior volume | 361 ft³ |
| Takeoff / landing | 3900 ft / 2800 ft |
About this plane
The Beechcraft King Air 300 has a variable operating cost of $1,952 per hour and delivers strong performance in the twin-turboprop category. The King Air 300 offers a range of 1,500 nautical miles and a normal cruise speed of 316 knots (364 mph), making it well-suited for both regional and cross-country operations. With an average fuel burn of 128 gallons per hour, it strikes an effective balance between speed, range, and efficiency. Inside, the Beechcraft King Air 300 features a cabin measuring 4'9" high, 4'6" wide, and 16'8" long, with a total interior volume of 361 cubic feet. The aircraft comfortably accommodates up to 9 passengers, offering a spacious and quiet cabin experience. With a takeoff requirement of just 3,900 feet and a landing distance of 2,800 feet, the King Air 300 is capable of operating from short and unimproved runways. Well-regarded for its versatility, reliability, and comfort, the King Air 300 continues to be a trusted choice for corporate, charter, and government operators around the world. Get a Personalized Demo See AviaCost in action with a tailored walkthrough of Beechcraft King Air 300's full ownership model — including trip costs, depreciation, and branded PDF reports.
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