This 2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 Is a Fully Refurbished ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Outstanding find features extensive Garmin panel upgrades, exceptional maintenance history, and legendary twin-turboprop capability.

FLYING Staff

Wednesday, July 22, 2026 at 11:00 AM ET

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Travis Tingle

2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 [Credit: Avpro]

Key Takeaways:

Today's Top Pick is a meticulously maintained 2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 with notably low airframe and engine hours.
It features a comprehensive 2019 Garmin glass cockpit avionics upgrade, enhancing situational awareness and modernizing the panel.
The aircraft boasts a luxurious cabin fully refurbished in 2018, complemented by desirable airframe upgrades such as tail strakes and wing lockers.

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Every day, the team at Aircraft For Sale chooses an airplane that catches our attention because it is unique, a good deal, or has other qualities we find interesting. You can read Aircraft For Sale: Today’s Top Pick at FLYINGMag.com daily.

Today’s Top Pick is a 2001 Beechcraft King Air B200.

Widely recognized for its unmatched blend of payload, comfort, and rugged versatility, the Beechcraft King Air series has long been the gold standard in the twin-turboprop market. This 2001 B200 model represents an exceptional opportunity for operators seeking legendary King Air reliability paired with a meticulously updated modern glass cockpit.

This pristine airframe has accrued a remarkably low 3,465 total hours since new, with 3,911 total landings. Always kept in a hangar and presenting with no known damage history, it reflects the care of a highly attentive owner and is enrolled in both the CAMP maintenance tracking system and Jet-Care Engine Trend Monitoring.

Providing the formidable thrust are two Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 turboprop engines, both matching the airframe with 3,465 hours since new. The propulsion system is perfectly paired with four-blade Hartzell propellers that also mirror the total time. To ensure reliable operations in all conditions, the aircraft is equipped with brake deice, electric supplemental ground heat, and STC’d Soft Touch tires mounted on King Air 350 wheels.

Taking center stage in the cockpit is a staggering 2019 Garmin avionics upgrade that involved the complete removal of old wiring and the installation of laser-marked replacements. Pilots will enjoy unparalleled situational awareness courtesy of dual Garmin TXi 600 displays and dual GTN 750 navigators. The panel is further modernized with a Garmin GWX 75 weather radar featuring a 10-inch antenna, GTX 345R ADS-B In/Out transponder, and GMA 35C digital audio panel with Bluetooth capability.

2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 [Credit: Avpro]

Passengers are treated to a luxurious cabin that was fully refurbished in 2018, featuring a mid-cabin, four-place conference group, dual executive tables, and six lateral tracking chairs. The exterior, boasting its original white paint with blue-and-metallic-gold stripes, is rated in solid 6/10 condition and enhanced with brilliant LED landing and taxi lights. Additional airframe upgrades include highly desirable tail strakes and wing lockers.

The purchase also includes complete logbooks and comprehensive wiring diagrams for the avionics suite.

Delivering an unbeatable combination of turbine-powered performance, executive comfort, and top-tier avionics modernization, interested parties are encouraged to call the seller and make an offer for this U.S.-based King Air B200.

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