Beechcraft King Air 350i (King Air B200GT/250)

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26 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

After the training flight is completed, it’s time to refuel ✈️

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Beechcraft King Air 200 or 350 (likely B200/BE20 series)

Beechcraft King Air 200 (likely a 200/250/350 variant)

Aircraft

King Air 350i (King Air B200GT/250) B350

Greenland Air / Greenland Express / Air Greenland Regional - partial logo visible

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Registration

Airline

Greenland Express / Air Greenland Regional (logo identified)

Manufacturer

Beechcraft

Location

Copenhagen Roskilde Airport

RKE/EKRK

55.5856, 12.1314

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Copenhagen Roskilde Airport RKE

Airport

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Aviation History

The King Air 200/250 is a highly successful twin-turboprop business and commuter aircraft, introduced in the early 1980s and still produced in updated forms. Known for its reliability and versatility worldwide.

Fleet Rarity

Common in business aviation and regional sectors; over 1,700 produced and many in service.

Record Flights

Often used for regional, air ambulance, and special mission flights, but no notable endurance records.

Safety & Events

Has served decades in air ambulance, VIP, and regional service, with safe operational history; minor incidents globally but none widely publicized.

Future Outlook

Still in production (as King Air 260); frequent retrofit/upgrades. Many earlier models being updated with modern avionics.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-52 turboprops

Engine

16.61 meters

Wingspan

13.36 meters

Length

3,185 km

Range

540 km/h

Speed

Up to 13 passengers

Capacity

5,670 kg

MTOW

4.52 meters

Height

850 shp (shaft horsepower) per engine

Thrust

Approx. 73 dB; ICAO Chapter 4 compliant

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