C-GMNL - 1978 BEECHCRAFT KING AIR B100




    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Year
    1978
    Manufacturer
    BEECHCRAFT
    Model
    KING AIR B100
    Serial Number
    BE48
    Condition
    Used
    Registration #
    C-GMNL
    FlightRules
    IFR
    Based at
    Saint-Hubert, QC
    Description
    Aviano Aircraft is proud to offer C-GMNL, a 1978 King Air B100. The King Air is the airplane most companies step up to when the airlines stop going where they need to go, and the B100 is the fastest version Beechcraft built of the 100 series. The difference is the engines: a pair of Garrett turbines that climb harder and perform better out of high, hot airports than the more common King Air engines. Both have plenty of life left, and both have recently been through their mid-life inspection — 315 and 653 hours ago — so the expensive engine work is behind this airplane rather than ahead of it. The four-blade propellers are in the same shape. The cockpit is the real story. Someone spent real money modernizing it, and the centerpiece is a Garmin GTN 750 — the big touchscreen most pilots know from far newer aircraft. It handles navigation, radios, moving maps, and terrain warnings all in one box. There's a second Garmin radio for backup, a pair of Garmin transponders that already meet the current air traffic tracking requirements, and a working autopilot and flight director that will fly an approach for you. Color weather radar shows storms ahead. In short, nothing on the required-equipment list is waiting to be bought. The cabin seats nine in a comfortable executive setup, with a wood cabinet for refreshments, a seat right by the airstair door, and a big baggage compartment in the back — one of the reasons people choose a King Air in the first place. The paint is navy blue and white. The airplane has 19,669 hours on the airframe, is registered in Canada, and the inspection status and full logbooks are available to any serious buyer. Bottom line: a solid, comfortable, well-equipped turboprop that will carry nine people in and out of small airports, with the big-ticket maintenance recently done — and it costs a fraction of what a small jet costs to buy, fly, and maintain.

    Airframe

    Total Time
    19669
    Total Landings
    19034
    Complete Logs
    Yes

    Engine 1

    Engine 1 Manufacturer
    GARRETT
    Engine 1 Model
    TPE331-6-252B
    Engine 1 Serial Number
    P27286
    Engine 1 Time
    4392
    Engine 1 Time Since
    SMOH
    Engine 1 TBO
    5400

    Engine 2

    Engine 2 Manufacturer
    GARRETT
    Engine 2 Model
    TPE331-6-252B
    Engine 2 Serial Number
    P27285
    Engine 2 Time
    3939
    Engine 2 TBO
    5400

    Props

    Prop 1 Manufacturer
    HARTZELL
    Prop 1 Model
    HC-B4TN-5F
    Prop 1 Time
    3238
    Prop 1 Time Since
    SOH
    Prop 2 Manufacturer
    HARTZELL
    Prop 2 Model
    HC-B4TN-5F
    Prop 2 Time
    3093
    Number of Blades
    4

    Avionics

    Flight Deck Manufacturer
    GARMIN
    Flight Deck Model
    GTN 750
    Avionics/Radios
    Garmin GPS/NAV/COMM/MDF: GTN750 W TAWS Transponder: GTX335D ADS-B Diversity Transponder: GTX335D ADS-B Diversity VHF Nav/com Garmin GNC-255A 1 DME King – KDI-571 HSI Honywell RD-444 1 ADF/RMI Bendix KDA-692 Flight director Honywell FZ-500 Autopilot Sperry SPZ-200 1 Weather radar Bendix ART2000 ELT 406

    Additional Equipment

    Additional Equipment
    Overall blue navy and white

    Interior

    Number of Seats
    9
    Configuration
    Passenger
    Interior Notes
    The interior of the aircraft is finished in blue color with matching seats.


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