Beechcraft King Air 350 Private Aircraft Charter
Explore the Beechcraft King Air 350 for private aircraft charter, with exact-model turboprop context, sourced range and careful configuration guidance.
Private charter is available in either direction.
Search aircraft on LineaumSpecifications at a glance
- Class
- Turboprop
- Published range reference
- 1,806 nm
- Published cruise reference
- 302 knots
- Make / model
- Beechcraft King Air 350
The cited Textron Aviation material identifies the Beechcraft King Air 350 and gives 1,806 nm maximum range and 302 ktas maximum cruise. It does not provide a clean verified passenger-capacity figure for this record, so capacity is intentionally omitted.
The Beechcraft King Air 350 is a turboprop aircraft reference for private aircraft charter on regional sectors where airport access, operating flexibility and a practical cabin can matter more than jet speed. The cited Textron Aviation material gives a 1,806-nautical-mile maximum range reference and 302-knot maximum cruise reference for the King Air 350.
When a King Air 350 may fit
The King Air 350 can be considered for shorter and regional itineraries, including airport pairs where a turboprop’s operating profile is appropriate. It is not a jet, and the right comparison may involve both aircraft type and airport suitability. Runway conditions, weather, payload, baggage and the desired schedule all need to be reviewed.
The published range and cruise figures are benchmarks rather than guaranteed trip outcomes. Actual performance depends on the aircraft, weight, temperature, routing, reserves and operating conditions. The charter team confirms whether the offered aircraft can meet the requested plan.
Capacity remains configuration-specific
The available sources do not establish one passenger-capacity figure for this exact model. Lineaum does not import a number from the 350i, 350ER, 360 or 360ER; the operator should confirm seats, crew, luggage and payload for the aircraft offered. The operator should confirm seats, crew, luggage and payload for the aircraft available on the date.
Generation control
The King Air 350, 350i, 350ER, 360 and 360ER are distinct variants. Specifications for one should not be assumed to apply to another; verify performance, cabin configuration and equipment for the exact aircraft.
Private aircraft charter is available in either direction. Share the complete itinerary, passenger count, baggage requirements and preferred airports through a relevant route enquiry to compare the King Air 350 with other suitable aircraft.
Charter planning guidance
- Short and regional sectors where turboprop capability is appropriate
- Airport pairs where runway access and operating flexibility matter
- Business, leisure or specialist travel where a jet is not required
The King Air 350 is a turboprop, not a jet. Payload, weather, runway performance, baggage, cabin configuration and aircraft availability determine the final recommendation. King Air 350i, 350ER, 360 and 360ER remain separate model identities.
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Frequently asked questions
How far can a Beechcraft King Air 350 fly?
The cited Textron Aviation material gives the King Air 350 a maximum range reference of 1,806 nautical miles. Actual dispatch depends on payload, weather, routing, reserves and the aircraft available.
How fast is the King Air 350?
The cited Textron Aviation material gives a 302-knot maximum cruise reference for the King Air 350. Operating speed and trip time depend on conditions, routing and mission planning.
How many passengers can a King Air 350 carry?
This exact-model source set does not provide a single verified passenger-capacity figure, and cabin configurations vary. The operator should confirm seats, crew, baggage and payload for the aircraft offered rather than relying on a family-level number.
Is the King Air 350 a private jet?
No. The King Air 350 is a turboprop aircraft. It can be considered for private aircraft charter where its range, speed and airport profile suit the itinerary, but it should not be described as a jet.
Is the King Air 350 the same as the King Air 360?
No. King Air 350, 350i, 350ER, 360 and 360ER are kept as distinct model identities. This page uses the exact King Air 350 reference and does not substitute current King Air 360 specifications.
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