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Hawker Beechcraft’s King Air has long been a class leader in the turboprop arena since 1964, so that’s a lot to its credit. Since the economic crisis has hit, the rich has tightening their belt too. Which means they need more affordable jets without compromising on style or comfort. This is where the new King Air 350i steps in. It’s being marketed as the most luxurious, most comfortable and most capable turbine aircraft ever offered in its class. This baby has the most flexible and technologically advanced cabin ever introduced in a twin turboprop. It’s very spacious and comes with a suite of high-tech amenities like the new Rockwell Collins Venue high-definition CMS entertainment system.
It accommodates up to 9 passengers and it can shuttle corporate employees or simple fly around a VIP. Pratt & Whitney Canada engines make it possible for the jet to take off from a short 3,000-ft. grass airfield. The cost of this hot and convenient machine is $6.6 million dollars.

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