Beechcraft King Air B250: Complete Guide | Specs, Performance & Charter | Safe Fly Aviation
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Beechcraft King Air B250: Complete Guide – Specs, Performance & Charter

The Beechcraft King Air B250 stands as a symbol of reliability, efficiency, and luxury in the world of turboprop aviation. Manufactured by Textron Aviation, the King Air B250 is part of the iconic King Air 200 series, which has been a trusted name in aviation since the 1960s.

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Overview of the King Air B250

The King Air B250 (previously known as the King Air 250) is a twin-engine turboprop aircraft designed for medium-range missions. It is widely used in corporate, charter, medevac, military, and utility roles due to its short takeoff capability, rugged construction, and ability to land on unprepared runways.

Textron AviationManufacturer
Twin-turbopropType
Up to 11Seating Capacity
1,720 NMMax Range
310 KTASMax Cruise Speed
12,500 lbsMTOW
Key Highlight: The King Air B250 can take off in just 2,111 feet and land in 2,845 feet, making it ideal for accessing remote and short runways worldwide.

Engine Specifications – Power That Performs

The King Air B250 is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-52 turboprop engines – one of the most reliable engine families in aviation history.

  • Engine Type: Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52
  • Horsepower: 850 SHP per engine
  • Propellers: 4-blade Hartzell composite propellers with automatic feathering and reverse thrust
  • FADEC: Manual engine controls (easy and efficient management)
Performance Note: These engines deliver robust climb performance, improved hot and high operation, and fuel efficiency, making the B250 ideal for varied terrains and missions.

Performance Metrics – Built for Demanding Operations

SpecificationValue
Max Cruise Speed310 KTAS (574 km/h)
Max Range (with reserves)1,720 NM (3,185 km)
Max Operating Altitude35,000 feet (10,668 m)
Takeoff Distance2,111 feet (644 m)
Landing Distance2,845 feet (867 m)
Climb Rate2,450 feet/minute
Fuel Capacity3,611 lbs (1,638 kg)

Its impressive short takeoff and landing (STOL) capability, coupled with pressurization and high-altitude performance, allows the B250 to access over 14,000 airports worldwide, including remote and high-altitude airstrips.

Avionics Suite – The Cockpit of the Future

The B250 comes standard with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics suite, offering pilots full situational awareness and safety.

Avionics Highlights:

  • Three 14-inch touchscreen displays
  • Synthetic Vision System (SVS)
  • Integrated Flight Management System (FMS)
  • Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System (EICAS)
  • WAAS/LPV approach capability
  • Weather radar and TCAS II (optional)
  • Dual GPS and VHF communication systems
Safety First: This suite enhances safety, reduces pilot workload, and is fully compatible with NextGen airspace requirements.

Cabin Comfort – Luxury in the Skies

Though the King Air B250 is a turboprop, its cabin rivals many light jets in terms of comfort and functionality.

57"Cabin Height
54"Cabin Width
16.7 ftCabin Length
6.5 psiPressurization

The cabin features premium leather seats, LED lighting, soundproofing, and optional Wi-Fi, making it ideal for both business and leisure travellers. An enclosed aft lavatory and club seating with optional tables complete the executive experience.

Applications and Versatility

The King Air B250 serves many purposes thanks to its rugged design, economical operations, and adaptable cabin configuration.

Private & Corporate Travel
Air Ambulance (Medevac)
Government & Military Surveillance
Charter Flights
Cargo Operations
Remote Area Transport (Mining, Oil & Gas)
Global Reach: Its ability to land on short, rough airstrips and operate in extreme weather conditions makes it a favourite in Africa, South America, and the Indian subcontinent.

Operating Costs and Ownership

The King Air B250 is known for its low direct operating costs when compared to light jets, with better fuel efficiency and lower maintenance expenses.

  • Average Hourly Operating Cost: $1,300 – $1,600 USD
  • Annual Maintenance Estimate: $300,000 – $400,000 USD
  • Typical Acquisition Cost (Pre-Owned): $3.5M – $5M USD
  • New Price: $6M – $7M USD (subject to options)
Investment Value: Excellent resale value and fleet support from Textron Aviation make the B250 a wise investment for operators and owners alike.

Charter the King Air B250 with Safe Fly Aviation

At Safe Fly Aviation, we proudly offer King Air B250 charter services for business, leisure, medical evacuation, and cargo transport. Whether you're flying to a metropolitan hub or a remote destination, the King Air B250 delivers safety, speed, and comfort.

  • ✅ Short notice availability
  • ✅ Access to remote and hill destinations
  • ✅ Luxury and comfort at affordable prices
  • ✅ Custom travel planning and VIP handling
Book your charter today with Safe Fly Aviation and experience the unmatched performance of the King Air B250.

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Final Thoughts – Why the King Air B250 is a Turboprop Legend

The King Air B250 represents everything a modern aircraft should be: versatile, powerful, luxurious, and dependable. Its continued popularity across private, corporate, and government sectors is a testament to its proven performance and trusted design.

If you're looking for an aircraft that can do it all—from luxury charters to emergency missions—the King Air B250 is your go-to workhorse in the sky.

Disclaimer: Safe Fly Aviation is an aircraft charter brokerage and aviation advisory company. Flights are arranged through licensed third-party operators. Specifications and performance data are based on manufacturer information and may vary depending on configuration, conditions, and other factors.