We are proud to announce that soon the Beechcraft King Air 350 will be incorporated into our fleet. The King Air 350 has earned its reputation as the “go-anywhere, do-anything” aircraft in the private aviation world. Whether you’re a business executive looking to optimize productivity, a medical team requiring rapid deployment, or a leisure traveler seeking comfort and flexibility, stands out as one of the best air taxi solutions in the skies.
What Makes the 
King Air 350 Special?
The King Air 350, built by Textron Aviation (formerly Beechcraft), is a twin-turboprop aircraft known for its rugged performance, reliable engineering, and executive-class comfort. It strikes the perfect balance between the speed of a jet and the affordability of a turboprop, making it a favorite among air charter operators and private flyers alike.
Performance That Matches Your Pace
Capable of operating from very short runways (1.000 meter) is giving you access even to small Aegean islands like Astypalaia or Kasos where you can fly with the comfort and that a bigger and more expensive aircraft can offer. With a cruising speed of 570 km/h and range over 3,300 km, the King Air 350 is ideal for regional but also international travel as shown in the map.
Cabin Comfort with Executive Flair
The King Air 350 features a spacious, pressurized cabin that comfortably seats up to 9 passengers in a standard executive configuration. The club-style leather seating, ample legroom, and large windows make every flight a relaxing experience—whether you’re working en route or simply unwinding.
Additional perks include:
- Fold-out worktables
- Lavatory for longer flights
- Baggage capacity for both personal and business travel needs
Ideal for Business and Medical Use
The King Air 350 is a proven workhorse for:
- Corporate shuttle operations
- On-demand charter flights
- Air Ambulance emergency services (EMS)
- Government and NGO missions
Its reliability and range make it an excellent platform for urgent missions, especially in areas with limited airport infrastructure.