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Beechcraft · Turboprops

Beechcraft King Air 260

Current Textron Aviation (Beechcraft) model.

Overview

The King Air 260 at a glance

Beechcraft King Air 260 is a turboprop from Beechcraft. Current Textron Aviation (Beechcraft) model.

Range1,720 nm
PassengersUp to 9 occupants
Speed310 ktas
Before you buy, sell or lease

What matters on the King Air 260

  • A twin-engine turboprop, often chosen where operators or insurers prefer two engines.
  • Part of a very large King Air fleet, which supports crew availability and resale.
  • Earlier King Air 250 aircraft are its predecessor; confirm the exact model and avionics.
Specifications

Published figures

Range1,720 nm
PassengersUp to 9 occupants
Speed310 ktas
Engines2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-52
Cabin16 ft 8 in L × 57 in H × 54 in W
Takeoff distance2,111 ft

Figures as published by the sources listed below; third-party sources are marked. Actual performance depends on configuration, payload, weather and the rules that apply to the operation.

Cabin & interior

Cabin and comfort

Published cabin: 16 ft 8 in L × 57 in H × 54 in W.

Cabins range from the compact TBM to the PC-12 and King Air 360, which seat up to 9 to 11 with room for baggage or cargo.

Layouts differ between aircraft of the same type. When comparing aircraft for sale, compare floor plans, seat count, galley, lavatory and connectivity, not only the type.

Performance & range

Range and mission suitability

Published range: 1,720 nm. Speed: 310 ktas.

Typical use in this category: Most missions under about 1,000 nm, into regional airports and shorter runways that jets cannot always use.

Published ranges assume specific conditions, such as passenger load, reserves and cruise speed. For a particular route, EDAERO checks real-world capability with your operator or flight planner.

Runway performance

Airports and runways

Published takeoff distance: 2,111 ft.

Runway requirements change with weight, temperature and airport elevation. Check performance for your most demanding airports before committing to a type.

Operating costs

What drives the cost

  • Fuel burn per hour is lower than for jets
  • Engine maintenance programmes on the PT6 engines
  • Pilot requirements: single-pilot or two-pilot operation
  • Insurance, which reflects single- or twin-engine operation and pilot experience
Estimates, clearly marked

An estimate for your aircraft

No operating-cost figures are published on this page. Costs depend on the specific aircraft, utilisation, base, crew model and maintenance programmes. EDAERO prepares an aircraft-specific estimate on request, marked as an estimate, with the assumptions shown.

How ownership cost modelling works →

Financing & investment

Speak with Adrian Mihailovici

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Sources
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