Charter Hawker Beechcraft King Air 250

King Air 250 is a private jet with a capacity of up to 10 passengers, offering superior comfort for ranges up to 3,185 km. Available for charter within 3 hours. Charter price from 800 €. JETVIP will confirm availability and exact flight cost within 15 minutes.
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Very high reliability
82/100
Very high comfort
72/100
Popularity

Improved version of 200 series with increased speed

Estimated rental price

800 € / hr.

944 $ / hr.

Rent

Capacity

up to 10 pax

Speed

530 km/h

Range

3,185 km

Cabin height

1.45 m

Cabin length

5.08 m

Cabin width

1.37 m

Luggage

1.6 cub.m

King Air 250 Specifications

Measurement system:

Technical

Range

3,185 km

Cruise Speed

530 km/h

Service Ceiling

10,668 m

Takeoff weight

5,670 kg

Number of Engines

2

Engine Model

PT6A

Landing Distance

867 m

Takeoff Distance

643 m

Cabin and Dimensions

Passenger Capacity

up to 10 pax

Cabin Length

5.08 m

Cabin Width

1.37 m

Cabin Height

1.45 m

Number of Cabin Zones

1

Luggage

1.6 cub.m

Aircraft Length

13.36 m

Aircraft Height

4.52 m

Wingspan

17.65 m

JETVIP Market Data

Start of Production

2021 y

End of Production

In production

Approximate Purchase Price

$6 100 000 00

Find your scenario

Best Missions

Regional Business Travel

Frequent short-to-medium legs with reliable access.

Short-Field Operations

Access to shorter or performance-limited runways.

Mixed Passenger and Cargo

Flexibility for both passengers and light cargo.

Multi-Stop Itineraries

Ideal for busy schedules with multiple destinations.

Practical information about King Air 250

Passenger Experience

  • Pressurized Cabin
  • Club Seating Layout
  • Belted Lavatory Area
  • Practical Baggage Solutions

Airport Flexibility

  • Short Runway Access
  • High/Hot Airport Operations
  • Less-Developed Airport Capability

Ideal For

  • Regional Operators
  • Business Teams
  • Frequent Short Flights

Not Ideal For

  • Long Nonstop Flights
  • High-Speed Requirements
  • Stand-Up Cabin Needs
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Beechcraft King Air 250: Reliable Turboprop Business Aircraft with Unmatched Versatility

The Beechcraft King Air 250 is a modern turboprop business aircraft that combines the legendary reliability of the King Air series with enhanced flight performance and advanced technologies. This aircraft, created by Textron Aviation, sets a high standard in the turboprop business jet segment, offering exceptional economy and operational flexibility.

Technical Specifications of the King Air 250:

  • Flight Range: Up to 1,600 nautical miles (2,963 km)
  • Cruise Speed: 274 knots (507 km/h)
  • Maximum Flight Altitude: 35,000 feet (10,668 meters)
  • Passenger Capacity: Up to 9 passengers (standard configuration: 8 seats)
  • Internal Cabin Height: 4.8 feet (1.45 meters)
  • Cabin Length: 16.7 feet (5.08 meters)
  • Baggage Compartment Volume: 57 cubic feet (1.6 cubic meters)

Advantages of the King Air 250 Compared to Competitors:

The King Air 250 successfully competes with both turboprop and certain light jet business aircraft:

Compared to the Pilatus PC-12:

  • The King Air 250 is equipped with two engines, providing an enhanced level of safety.
  • A more spacious and comfortable cabin with improved noise insulation.
  • Superior takeoff and landing performance on short runways.

Compared to the Cessna Citation M2:

  • Significantly lower operating costs and cost per flight hour.
  • Ability to utilize unpaved and short runways.
  • More economical fuel consumption on comparable short routes.

Compared to the Daher TBM 940:

  • Increased passenger capacity and payload.
  • More comfortable and spacious cabin.
  • Improved flight stability in turbulent conditions.

Cabin Comfort and Functionality:

Despite being a turboprop aircraft, the King Air 250 offers a high level of comfort:

  • Redesigned cabin with improved ergonomics and enhanced noise insulation.
  • Comfortable premium leather seats with swivel and recline capabilities.
  • Fold-out tables for business meetings or dining.
  • Modern entertainment system with individual USB ports.
  • Climate control system with even temperature distribution.
  • Spacious lavatory with a separate storage compartment.
  • Increased carry-on baggage space in the cabin.

Client Testimonials about the King Air 250:

"The King Air 250 is ideal for our business in regions with underdeveloped airfield infrastructure. The aircraft demonstrates exceptional reliability and economy, making it indispensable for our regional flights." — Sergey M., CEO of a Mining Company

"After three years of using various business jets, the King Air 250 has become our preferred choice for flights up to 600 nautical miles. The savings on operating costs are simply enormous with a comparable level of comfort." — Ekaterina D., Head of an Agricultural Holding

"Versatility is the main advantage of the King Air 250. The ability to land at almost any regional airport opens up routes inaccessible to jet aircraft, which significantly saves our time." — Alexey P., Owner of a Clinic Chain

Why Charter the King Air 250 with JETVIP is a Rational Decision:

JETVIP offers exclusive charter conditions for the King Air 250 that take into account all the advantages of this versatile business aircraft:

  • Prompt flight organization with aircraft preparation within 2 hours.
  • Highly qualified crews with extensive experience flying turboprop aircraft.
  • Individual approach to route planning, considering the specifics of turboprop aircraft.
  • Ability to utilize small regional and private airports.
  • Economical pricing policy with transparent cost structure.
  • High-class catering service taking into account the flight duration.
  • Organization of ground transportation at destinations.

Choose Rationality and Efficiency:

Discover new horizons in business aviation with the King Air 250 from JETVIP. This outstanding turboprop aircraft is the ideal solution for regional flights and medium-distance travel, combining economy, reliability, and a достойный level of comfort.

Contact us today to appreciate all the advantages of King Air 250 charter for your business and private flights. JETVIP will ensure impeccable service and maximum efficiency for your air travel, emphasizing your commitment to the разумное use of resources and a practical approach to business aviation.

Aircraft overview · King Air 250

Best Missions

Regional business travel with frequent short-to-medium legs

Operations into shorter or performance-limited runways and high/hot airports

Mixed passenger and light cargo missions requiring cabin flexibility

Practical information

Passenger experience King Air 250

  • Common layouts center on 6–7 passenger seating with a club arrangement; exact seat count varies by operator and interior
  • Aft cabin/lavatory and baggage arrangements vary; confirm whether the lav is fully enclosed and if it is externally serviced
  • Verify baggage volume and loading access for your typical cases (golf bags, skis, hard cases), as configurations differ

Avionics & systems King Air 250

  • Confirm installed avionics baseline and options (e.g., autopilot capability, WAAS/LPV, ADS‑B, weather/traffic solutions) and any STC upgrades
  • Review de-ice/anti-ice equipment and approvals (known icing, heated props/windshields, boots condition and control logic) for your operating region
  • Check cabin management/intercom/audio suite configuration and any connectivity provisions if passenger expectations include calls/data underway

Application flexibility King Air 250

  • High annual utilization with frequent short legs where turboprop fuel burn and runway flexibility can outweigh jet time savings
  • Regular access needs to smaller airports (short runway, obstacles, high elevation, limited services) that reduce ground-transfer time

Ideal for King Air 250

  • Operators needing consistent access to short or performance-limited airports
  • Organizations flying frequent regional legs with 4–7 passengers and moderate baggage
  • Flight departments prioritizing dispatch reliability and operational flexibility over maximum speed

Not ideal and less aligned

  • Long nonstop missions that routinely demand light-jet speeds or ranges
  • Missions where a stand-up cabin or very quiet cabin is a top priority
  • Travel profiles dominated by long nonstop legs where jet speed is essential
  • Buyers who require a stand-up cabin or the quietest possible cabin environment

The King Air 250 is a pressurized, twin‑engine turboprop positioned between legacy King Air utility and light-jet-like mission capability. It emphasizes flexible airport access (including shorter runways), strong climb and cruise performance for a turboprop, and a modern cockpit suite geared toward single-pilot or two-pilot operations depending on equipment and operator requirements. Buyers typically consider it when they want reliable regional-to-midrange trip capability with the ability to operate into airports that may be impractical for many jets.

The aircraft fits missions where schedule reliability, runway access, and climb to weather-avoiding altitudes matter more than maximum cruise speed. It is well suited to multi-stop days and destinations with limited infrastructure. If your trip profile is dominated by longer stage lengths where time-to-arrival is the overriding driver, a jet may better match expectations.

The King Air 250 cabin is pressurized with a typical club-seating business layout, a belted lavatory area in many configurations, and a practical baggage solution suited to regional travel. Compared with many light jets, the turboprop cabin experience can include more noticeable propeller/engine noise and vibration, though comfort is highly dependent on specific interior, soundproofing options, and prop balance/maintenance. The main value is a usable cabin for teams and clients combined with the ability to use smaller airports and shorter runways.

Most King Air 250s are equipped with a Garmin G1000-based integrated flight deck tailored to turbine operations, emphasizing situational awareness, automation, and workload management. The platform’s philosophy is proven systems with incremental upgrades (navigation, surveillance, and datalink options) rather than bleeding-edge complexity. Capability can vary meaningfully by serial number and retrofit status, so buyers should treat avionics configuration as a primary differentiator.

Operationally, the King Air 250 is typically flown in the mid-to-high flight levels for efficiency and weather avoidance, while still retaining the ability to work from shorter runways and less-developed airports. It supports both owner-operator and professional crew use cases, but training, SOPs, and insurance requirements often influence whether it is flown single-pilot. Trip economics are most compelling when the mission values airport access, multi-stop flexibility, and lower fuel burn relative to jets, with acceptable tradeoffs in cruise speed.

  • Strong runway access and climb capability for a pressurized turbine aircraft
  • Practical cabin and baggage capability for regional business missions
  • Modern integrated avionics on many examples with good IFR automation and situational awareness
  • Slower cruise than jets on longer stage lengths; total trip time can lag on transcontinental-style missions
  • Cabin noise/vibration typically higher than comparable jets, depending on interior and maintenance quality
  • Configuration variability across aircraft (avionics, de-ice options, cabin layout) requires careful spec-by-spec comparison

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