
Aircraft class:
Turbo Prop
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Crew:
2 pilots
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Engines:
Two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-60A turboprops
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First delivered:
Early 1990s

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a range of more than 2,000 nautical miles, the King Air 350 is ideal for city pairs such as Dallas to Chicago, Los Angeles to Aspen, or Geneva to Madrid with generous fuel reserves. This gives travelers the flexibility to reach key business or vacation destinations nonstop, or to connect smaller regional airports that commercial airlines rarely serve. | The aircraft’s 312-knot high-speed cruise ensures rapid progress between destinations, while the 3,300-foot takeoff requirement grants access to remote strips and smaller airports, bringing you closer to your final destination. Pilots appreciate the King Air’s robust climb performance and the ability to operate above much of the weather, resulting in a smoother, more enjoyable flight experience. | For most travelers, the combination of range, speed, and field flexibility means the King Air 350 can save hours compared to commercial schedules, all while delivering a refined, private environment en route.

Stepping into the King Air 350, passengers are greeted by a spacious, well-appointed cabin with a flat floor and stand-up headroom of nearly 5 feet 9 inches. The interior is crafted to maximize comfort and productivity, featuring plush executive seats in a double-club layout, fold-out tables, and large panoramic windows for ample natural light. | The cabin typically seats eight to nine guests, with an optional three-seat divan to accommodate different group needs. Travelers will appreciate the quiet ride, private aft lavatory, and ample baggage space—up to 70 cubic feet—ensuring everyone’s luggage, golf clubs, or skis fit with ease. | Many King Air 350s have been upgraded with modern amenities such as in-flight Wi-Fi, USB charging, and refreshed upholstery, making every journey as relaxing or productive as you wish. For business or leisure, the King Air 350 transforms the flight itself into a seamless, comfortable part of your trip.




While the King Air 350 is not designed for long-haul or intercontinental flights, it excels for regional journeys where comfort, flexibility, and value are paramount. For groups needing to access smaller airports or seeking a superior alternative to commercial travel for two to four-hour flights, this aircraft sets the standard for private turboprop charters.


The King Air 350 typically seats eight passengers in a double-club layout, with some configurations accommodating up to nine. The spacious, flat-floor cabin is designed for both comfort and productivity, making it ideal for business or leisure groups.




Yes. The King Air 350 features a nearly 5 foot 9 inch stand-up cabin, a private aft lavatory, and up to 70 cubic feet of baggage space, providing generous comfort and convenience for passengers on every flight.

Yes, the King Air 350 can complete most regional missions nonstop, such as Dallas to Chicago or Los Angeles to Aspen, and its short-field capability allows access to airports closer to your final destination.
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