Beechcraft King Air B200 vs Beechcraft King Air 300

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Current asking-price market, aggregated across multiple marketplaces · refreshed daily

Beechcraft King Air B200
For sale now
58
Median asking
$2,200,000
Range
$1,072,647–$3,384,042
Listed on 2+ marketplaces
27
Source marketplaces
15
Model years available
1981–2013
Beechcraft King Air 300
For sale now
17
Median asking
$1,881,810
Range
$947,809–$2,547,000
Listed on 2+ marketplaces
9
Source marketplaces
7
Model years available
1984–1993

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Full Specs Comparison

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Spec / Model Beechcraft King Air B200 Beechcraft King Air 300
Beechcraft King Air B200
View 57 listings →
Median $2,200,000
Beechcraft King Air 300
View 17 listings →
Median $1,881,810
Price Range $1,072,647 – $3,384,042 $947,809 – $2,547,000
Category Multi Engine Turboprop Multi Engine Turboprop
Model Specifications
Seats 10 9
Horsepower 850 HP
Cruise Speed 289 kts (535 km/h) 295 kts (546 km/h)
Range 1,580 nm (2,926 km) 1,700 nm (3,148 km)
Service Ceiling 35,000 ft (10,668 m) 35,000 ft (10,668 m)
Max Gross Weight 12,500 lbs (5,670 kg) 14,000 lbs (6,350 kg)
Useful Load 4,200 lbs (1,905 kg)
Fuel Capacity 544.0 gal (2059 L) 544.0 gal (2059 L)
Fuel Burn 105.0 GPH (397 L/h) 85.0 GPH (322 L/h)
TBO 3,600 hrs 3,600 hrs
Overhaul Cost $400,000 $400,000
Annual Fixed $200,000 $200,000
Hourly Variable $1,000 $1,050
Engines 2 x Turboprop 2 x Turboprop

Cost of Ownership

Estimate

Beechcraft King Air B200

Fuel$578/hr
Variable$1,000/hr
Annual Fixed$200,000/yr
Total (200 hrs/yr) $400,000/yr

Beechcraft King Air 300

Fuel$468/hr
Variable$1,050/hr
Annual Fixed$200,000/yr
Total (200 hrs/yr) $410,000/yr

Which Should You Buy: Beechcraft King Air B200 or Beechcraft King Air 300?

Pick the King Air B200 if…

  • Lower operating cost — ~$1000/hr vs $1050/hr.
  • More seats — 10 vs 9.
  • More inventory — 57 listings vs 17.

Pick the King Air 300 if…

  • Budget matters — from $947,809 vs $1,072,647, you save ~$124,838.
  • Faster cruise — 295 kts vs 289 kts.
  • Longer range — 1700 nm vs 1580 nm.
  • Newer design — production from 1984 vs 1981.

Auto-generated from current market data and published specs. Confirm with a pre-buy inspection and professional appraisal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, Beechcraft King Air B200 or Beechcraft King Air 300?
It depends on your mission and budget. The King Air B200 cruises at 289 kts with 1,580 nm range. The King Air 300 cruises at 295 kts with 1,700 nm range. Review the specs table above to find which fits your flying profile.
How do prices compare?
Beechcraft King Air B200: from $3,520,212. Prices vary by year, hours, avionics, and condition. Always get a pre-buy inspection.
What's the difference between Beechcraft King Air B200 and Beechcraft King Air 300?
King Air B200 engine: Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42 (850 hp). Seats: 10 vs 9. Cruise: 289 vs 295 kts. Range: 1580 vs 1700 nm.
Which is cheaper to operate per hour?
King Air B200: about $1000/hr variable cost. King Air 300: about $1050/hr variable cost. Variable cost includes fuel, reserves and overhaul accruals. Annual fixed costs (hangar, insurance, annual inspection) add to the total.
Which has more seats and useful load?
King Air B200: 10 seats. King Air 300: 9 seats / 4,200 lb useful load. Useful load = max gross weight minus empty weight; it determines how much fuel plus payload you can carry.
How does maintenance compare — TBO and overhaul cost?
King Air B200: 3,600-hour TBO, overhaul ~$400,000. King Air 300: 3,600-hour TBO, overhaul ~$400,000. Reaching the time-between-overhaul (TBO) triggers a mandatory engine/airframe rebuild that affects resale value.
Disclaimer: All prices and cost estimates are from third-party sources for informational purposes only. Always obtain professional appraisal and inspection before purchase.
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