Beechcraft King Air 350

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13 Apr 2026 · © PlaneGuyNate

Found at MillionAir BHM, was there for a stay than headed to Florida for a Equipment swap with local Forrest Service

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Kiwi Aviation · 14 Apr 2026

Beautiful capture!

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Aircraft

King Air 350 BE20

USFS (United States Forest Service) with custom striping

N175JA

Registration

Airline

USFS (United States Forest Service)

Manufacturer

Beechcraft

Achievements

Turboprop Tracker, Boeing Beginner

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Location

Millionair FBO

Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport · BHM/KBHM

33.5629, -86.7507

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Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport BHM

Airport

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Aviation History

The Beechcraft King Air 350 is a highly successful and versatile turboprop used globally for business, government, and special missions.

Fleet Rarity

One of many King Airs in US government and contract fleets; not considered rare in the King Air family.

Record Flights

No notable record flights, but popular for medevac, surveillance, and utility roles.

Safety & Events

Generally a safe type, widely used for aerial survey, medevac, and USFS resource management.

Future Outlook

Still in active service and production as of 2024.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-60A

Engine

17.65 m

Wingspan

14.22 m

Length

3,345 km

Range

578 km/h

Speed

Up to 11 passengers (typically configured for fewer in special missions)

Capacity

6,804 kg

MTOW

4.37 m

Height

Each engine: 1,050 shp

Thrust

Complies with ICAO Chapter 4, noise levels generally 75-80 dB on takeoff

Noise