Beechcraft Super King Air B200

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15 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

G-BVJT is a UK-registered aircraft known for private, corporate

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Aircraft

Super King Air B200 BE20

Standard private/corporate livery with blue stripes

G-BVJT

Registration

Airline

Private/Corporate (registration indicates UK owner, non-airline)

Manufacturer

Beechcraft

Location

Glasgow Prestwick Airport

PIK/EGPK

55.5015, -4.5772

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Glasgow Prestwick Airport PIK

Airport

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Aviation History

The King Air B200 is a widely used twin-turboprop, known for its reliability and versatility across private, charter, air ambulance, and military sectors.

Fleet Rarity

Common among turboprop business and air ambulance fleets; thousands built.

Record Flights

Extensively used for short and medium-haul regional routes, air ambulance, and government missions rather than world records.

Safety & Events

Few high-profile incidents; renowned for a strong safety record and dependable operations.

Future Outlook

Still in production and widespread use; many are upgraded/refurbed for modern roles.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42

Engine

16.61 meters

Wingspan

13.36 meters

Length

3333 km

Range

545 km/h

Speed

13 passengers (typical executive seating 6-9)

Capacity

5670 kg

MTOW

4.57 meters

Height

850 shp (shaft horsepower) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3 compliant (~77-85 dB on approach, varies by measurement location)

Noise

No airline codes or special airline livery, making it a typical civil/private King Air B200 example.