A ROYAL LEGACY:THE TRADITION OF THE KING AIR

In production for over 50 years, the King Air executive turboprop is the most successful business aircraft in history and a reliable, comfortable workhorse in private aviation. These twin-engine aircraft serve a variety of missions at an economical rate ranging from typical King Air charters with passengers to high-value cargo transport.

A ROYAL LEGACY

In 1962 Beechcraft Corporation of Wichita Kansas announced a pressurized twin-engine turboprop, calling it the Beechcraft King Air 90. It had a six to eight passenger seating arrangement with a top speed of 270 miles per hour, over weather flight capabilities and slow landing speeds, permitting short landing strips and runways. The company marketed this revolutionary aircraft as the highest comfortability for passengers and the crew with air conditioning, pressurization, and soundproofing.

A LEGACY LIVES ON

Today, the King Air series provides exceptional comfort with more interior room and baggage capacity than most light cabin jets. The King Air 250 can carry up to 8 passengers with plenty of leg space and fly at altitudes up to 35,000 feet at 368 miles per hour. Now, turboprops speeds may be slower than that of jets, yet most King Air flights only take on average 15 to 30 minutes longer. The King Air is the perfect option for flights of 600 miles or less but has capabilities to fly up to 1800 miles. ValleyJet King Air options include onboard snacks and beverages, lavatory, and in-flight access to your luggage and bags.

Kick back and relax with a cabin of only the people you want to travel with, your family and ValleyJet.

KING AIR

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