King Air B200C
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The King Air B200C brings a composed, highly practical charter experience to missions where direct access and purposeful cabin planning matter. In its Air Ambulance configuration, it is suited to coordinated medical transport and time-sensitive itineraries that benefit from private, point-to-point aviation.
With a maximum range of 1,755 NM, the King Air B200C supports a wide span of regional and mid-range nonstop flights, connecting major metro areas, secondary airports, and destinations where convenience on the ground is as important as time in the air.
A cruise speed of 289 kt keeps itineraries efficient, while a 35,000 ft service ceiling supports flexible flight planning across changing conditions. Powered by PT6A-42 engines, this turboprop is built for dependable mission execution.
Charter Fit
- Air ambulance transport requiring a dedicated cabin layout
- Regional and mid-range nonstop travel within its published range
- Private access to city pairs where larger-aircraft economics may be unnecessary
- Discreet point-to-point movement for coordinated personal, medical, or business needs
Specifications
Why Charter
Coordinated medical transport
Purpose-built cabin planning makes this aircraft appropriate for air ambulance missions requiring privacy, direct routing, and careful coordination.
Regional nonstop access
Well suited to linking major cities with secondary airports, helping reduce ground transfers and simplify sensitive itineraries.
Mid-range city pairs
Capable of connecting select coastal, mountain, and metropolitan markets nonstop within its published range envelope.
Time-sensitive repositioning
A practical choice for urgent movements where schedule control and airport proximity can be more valuable than cabin scale.
Where It Flies
Teterboro → Chicago
White Plains → Miami
Van Nuys → San Francisco
4 Aircraft Available
Available King Air B200C aircraft
| Registration | Year | Seats |
|---|---|---|
|
G-SASD
Glasgow
|
2005 | — |
|
C-FDWM
Winnipeg, MB
|
2002 | — |
|
C-GMNM
Toronto, ON
|
1989 | — |
|
N57B
Sacramento, CA
|
1983 | — |
Availability is representative and subject to change; contact us for current options.
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Specifications are representative of the model; individual aircraft may vary.
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