The King Air 350

The King Air 350 is a dual-engine, turbo-prop aircraft used for charter services. Because of the engines, it is a very fuel efficient aircraft that saves charter costs. The aircraft design and interior holds all of the luxuries and comforts of many large jets, making it a good charter option for modest travel budgets. The 350 is also known as the Super King Air. This aircraft is used in Australian military operations as well as US based law enforcement, search and rescue and emergency departments.

The King Air 250 has a range of 1,700 nautical miles, making it suitable for mid-range flights. Passenger seating up to nine allows larger corporate groups and business travelers to pool resources to charter the airplane. The King Air 350 can be ready to go within a few hours of charter booking. As you make the charter request, give the location of the executive airport, or the filed you need to be picked up at. When the King Air 350 and crew arrives, load up and sit back for a stress-free flight to your destination. The King Air 350 gets into airstrips and executive fields where the larger, commercial jets cannot, making it versatile if your needs take you to remote or small locations.

On board is a small lavatory for comfort and secure cargo spaces where computer bags and carry-ons are stored. A cargo section holds any luggage or bags you bring along. Seats have partial recline settings, letting you sit back and relax as the King Air 350 pilot flies you to your destination.

As the King Air 350 is a fuel efficient aircraft, it is also popular for family vacation charters or group travel. Sightseeing is another possibility with the King Air 350. The pilot and crew have your safety and schedule in mind, and do everything possible to ensure both are maintained. If you travel with a large family or group, it is often cheaper to charter aircraft like the King Air 350 versus buying tickets for everyone on a commercial carrier. In addition, you do not have to worry about unwanted flight delays, cancellations or getting stranded in a large airport.