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Beechcraft King Air B200

Operating costs & specifications · Turboprops

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Beech B200
629 in service
7.9/1k accidents 3.2/1k fatal 2 destroyed 27 for sale →

Turboprop · bar scaled to the largest fleet in category · per-airframe rates, 10-year NTSB window

$960,625annual budget · 325 hrs/yr
$2,027variable cost / hour
$7.09cost per nm
107.0gph fuel burn
$2,154,726avg pre-owned asking

Annual cost breakdown

Low useHigh use
Hours / year200325
Fuel$154,080$250,380
Fixed$301,720$301,720
Variable$405,480$658,905
Total / hour$3,536$2,956

Performance & dimensions

Range1,500 nm
Cruise speed283 kts · 326 mph
Seating1 crew + 6 passengers
Cabin H × W × L4' 9" × 4' 6" × 16' 8"
Interior volume361 ft³
Takeoff / landing5300 ft / 3000 ft

About this plane

The Beechcraft King Air B200 has a variable operating cost of $1,897 per hour and is widely respected for its versatility and performance. The King Air B200 offers a range of 930 nautical miles and a normal cruise speed of 286 knots (329 mph), making it ideal for both business and utility missions. With an average fuel burn of 107 gallons per hour, it delivers dependable efficiency across a range of operational environments. The cabin of the Beechcraft King Air B200 measures 4'9" high, 4'6" wide, and 16'8" long, totaling 361 cubic feet of interior volume. Designed to accommodate up to 9 passengers, the spacious layout ensures comfort during regional flights and mission-specific operations. With a takeoff distance of 5,300 feet and a landing distance of 3,000 feet, the King Air B200 is well-suited for operations from short and high-altitude runways, offering the flexibility demanded by corporate, medical, and government operators alike. Get a Personalized Demo See AviaCost in action with a tailored walkthrough of Beechcraft King Air B200's full ownership model — including trip costs, depreciation, and branded PDF reports.

Range from your airport

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This model's range: 1,500 nm · 283 kt cruise

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