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Is Beechcraft’s King Air the BEST Private Turboprop?! - Advanced Air King Air 350 Review

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Is Beechcraft’s King Air the BEST Private Turboprop?! - Advanced Air King Air 350 Review

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Today we will be flying on Beechcraft’s King Air 350!, The King Air family is the most popular twin turboprop to ever be produced with over 7700 worldwide! They are best known for their use for private, corporate or charter flying. On the flights today we will be putting it to the test to see how nice the King Air really is for private flying while operating an airline service. We will be revisiting Essential Air Service airline, Advanced Air who I took this summer onboard the Dornier 328-300 (   • This Small Airline Flies this WIERD Regina...  ). They operate 3 of those Dorniers, 3 Pilatus PC12s and 8 of these Beechcraft King Air 350s! Another airline I have covered that operates the King Air as an airliner is Air Inuit! In the bigger top drawers, in the wooden cabinets on the first flight, where you’d think snacks would be stored, there was some sort of audio utility device in there instead (if I remember correctly). Me being the genius that I am, I forgot to film it or mention anything and I remember it extremely vaguely. I paid 55.50 USD each way totalling 111.00 USD for both legs today.