The Beechcraft King Air 200 is a turboprop seating up to 9 passengers, with a 2,770 km (1,496 nm) range and a 574 km/h cruise. Charter rates start around $2,600 per hour.
Beechcraft introduced the King Air 200 in 1972. It belongs to the Turboprop class, powered by 2 Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42 engines. With a 2,770 km range and seating for up to 9, it suits regional and medium-haul charter. 2Lun compares live availability and instant quotes for the King Air 200 with no membership fees.
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Tracked from ADS-B position reports over the last 12 months (July 2025 – June 2026): we logged 24,338 movements by this type across 147 airports — about 2,028 a month, or 2.3% of all business aviation movements we observe.
Method: ADS-B position reports filtered to business jet and turboprop ICAO types, counted from aircraft on the ground at tracked airports. Figures reflect observed activity across our airport network, not the worldwide fleet total.
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We tracked 24,338 movements by this type over the last 12 months across 147 airports — roughly 2,028 a month, or 2.3% of all business aviation movements in our data.
The airports where this type turns up most are Anchorage, Albuquerque, Denver, Calgary. Chartering from one of these usually means less positioning time added to your quote.
Its busiest tracked sectors are Saint Peter Port–Southampton, Albuquerque–Phoenix, Oakland–Reno. Those pairings have the deepest availability for this type.
Charter rates for the Beechcraft King Air 200 typically run $2,600–$3,900 per hour, including crew, fuel, insurance and maintenance. A 2-hour daily minimum usually applies, plus positioning fees.
The King Air 200 has a maximum range of approximately 2,770 km (1,496 nautical miles) with 6 passengers — enough for regional and medium-haul routes.
The Beechcraft King Air 200 typically seats 6 passengers and up to 9 in a high-density layout, with 1 crew.
The King Air 200 cruises at up to 574 km/h (310 knots, Mach 0.46), with a service ceiling of 35,000 ft.
A pre-owned Beechcraft King Air 200 typically sells for $1,800,000–$4,500,000 (2025 market). Hourly operating cost runs around $2,000.
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