Standard Cabin Configuration

Standard cabin layout. Your aircraft may be different.

Ask your Astonjet private advisor.

Description

The King Air range entered into service more than 45 years ago and has since been known for its durability, reliability and affordability. After a series of upgrades over the years, the King Air 90 GTx was launched in July 2009. It was designed to replace the C90GTi and the addition of sleek winglets improves climb and cruise speed as well as boosting fuel efficiency and performance. Its range has been increased by more than 20%, taking you even further than before – that’s 1,060nm at high speed with four adults on board. Although it is the smallest of the King Air range, it still comfortably accommodates up to 5 passengers. The cockpit features top-of-the-range turbulence detection and avionics systems, usually found on larger aircraft with even larger price tags. Adding to the appeal of this excellent Turboprop aircraft is its ability to land where many jets can’t. Overall, this petite aircraft is packed with big jet features and offers an excellent range and fuel efficiency.

Cabin Dimensions

1,45 m
4,8 ft

1,37 m
4,5 ft