Beechcraft King Air 200 (Super King Air)

13 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Registration N72WG is consistent with a US-based King Air in private or charter service. Turboprop engine nacelles and iconic oval windows confirm King Air series. This is the first King Air or similar turboprop in user's spotting history, qualifying for a turboprop achievement.

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Aircraft

King Air 200 (Super King Air) BE20

Private/Corporate

N72WG

Registration

Manufacturer

Beechcraft

Insights

Aviation History

One of the most successful and longest-produced turboprop business aircraft, popular for both private and special mission use worldwide since the 1970s.

Fleet Rarity

Common among turboprops, but less common than regional jets; not exceedingly rare but iconic in its segment.

Record Flights

Often used for short-haul, medevac, and special charter operations; famous for versatility on short runways.

Safety & Events

Generally has a strong reputation for reliability; has served with government and military agencies globally.

Future Outlook

Still in production (as King Air 250 and newer); classic models remain in service globally.

Specifications

2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42 turboprops

Engine

16.61 meters

Wingspan

13.36 meters

Length

3358 kilometers

Range

540 kilometers per hour

Speed

Up to 13 passengers (normally 6-9 typical corporate configuration)

Capacity

5670 kilograms

MTOW

4.57 meters

Height

Each engine: 850 shp (shaft horsepower)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (actual figures depend on configuration)

Noise

Unable to confirm exact year of manufacture from the image, but livery and registration indicate typical private operator.