Beechcraft King Air 350

Operating costs & specifications · Turboprops

$1,063,400annual budget · 325 hrs/yr

$2,112variable cost / hour

$6.73cost per nm

130.0gph fuel burn

$3,209,375avg pre-owned asking

Annual cost breakdown

	Low use	High use
Hours / year	200	325
Fuel	$187,200	$304,200
Fixed	$377,000	$377,000
Variable	$422,400	$686,400
Total / hour	$3,997	$3,272

Performance & dimensions

Range	1,600 nm
Cruise speed	285 kts · 328 mph
Seating	2 crew + 8 passengers
Cabin H × W × L	4' 9" × 4' 6" × 19' 2"
Interior volume	415 ft³
Takeoff / landing	3300 ft / 2800 ft

About this plane

The Beechcraft King Air 350 has a variable operating cost of $1,965 per hour, offering impressive capability in the large twin-turboprop segment. The King Air 350 delivers a range of 1,400 nautical miles and a normal cruise speed of 314 knots (361 mph), making it well-suited for regional and mid-range missions. With an average fuel burn of 130 gallons per hour, it provides a solid mix of performance and efficiency. The spacious cabin of the Beechcraft King Air 350 measures 4'9" high, 4'6" wide, and 19'2" long, offering a total interior volume of 415 cubic feet. It comfortably seats up to 11 passengers, making it ideal for executive travel, charter operations, and special missions. The aircraft requires just 3,300 feet of runway for takeoff and 2,800 feet for landing, enabling access to smaller airports and shorter runways with ease. With its combination of cabin space, performance, and field versatility, the King Air 350 continues to be a top choice for operators needing reliability, comfort, and mission flexibility. Get a Personalized Demo See AviaCost in action with a tailored walkthrough of Beechcraft King Air 350's full ownership model — including trip costs, depreciation, and branded PDF reports.