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Beechcraft King Air F90: price, range, seats & live fleet

The aircraft registries we evaluate list 0 Beechcraft King Air F90 (ICAO type designator BE9T); our tracker has seen 9 of them via ADS-B so far. Over the last 30 days we recorded 12 flights of this type, and at the last update 1 jet was airborne.

On registry
0
Seen by tracker
9
Flights (30 days)
12
Airborne now
1
CO₂ (30 d, estimated)
12 t

Typical figures for the Turboprop class

Industry-typical values for the aircraft class, not the data sheet of the individual model. Version, payload and weather change the figures.

Range
~ 2,200 km
Cruise speed
~ 500 km/h
Passengers
6 typical, max. 9
Fuel burn
~ 280 kg/h
CO₂ per flight hour
~ 880 kg
Charter price per hour
€2,200 – €3,200

Calculate charter cost →Empty legs: Turboprop →

Live map

Most active jets of this type

By flights in the last 30 days

#RegistrationFlights 30 dLast seen
1N18471211/03/26, 08:00 PM UTC
2N803HC211/03/26, 08:48 PM UTC
3N145MR211/03/26, 06:49 PM UTC
4N325WR111/03/26, 11:16 AM UTC
5N333WT111/03/26, 08:28 PM UTC
6N416PLive111/03/26, 08:57 PM UTC
7N97HM111/03/26, 07:51 PM UTC
8N178LA111/03/26, 01:12 PM UTC
9N190JP111/03/26, 07:30 PM UTC

Operators with the most flights

Flights in the last 30 days under an operator callsign

  1. 1Buffalo River Aircraft Services1 flight

Busiest routes for this type

Flight hours & CO₂ of this type

Last 30 days

Flights
12
Flight hours
13.5
Distance
5,413 km
CO₂
12 t

Year to date

Flights
12
Flight hours
13.5
Distance
5,413 km
CO₂
12 t

Recent flights

Date (UTC)JetFromToDurationDistanceCO₂
11/03/26, 08:37 PMairborneN416PBE9TKSHVShreveportairborne20 min118 km295 kg
11/03/26, 07:51 PMN333WTBE9Tnot observedKSTCSt Cloud37 min101 km546 kg
11/03/26, 06:49 PMN803HCBE9TKSUAStuartKAHNAthensRoute →2 h 00 min878 km1.8 t
11/03/26, 06:20 PMairborneN145MRBE9Tnot observedairborne28 min170 km413 kg
11/03/26, 06:20 PMN190JPBE9TKFTWFort WorthKLBBLubbockRoute →1 h 10 min454 km1 t
11/03/26, 06:09 PMN97HMBE9TMMANDel Norte International AirportMMCUChihuahua1 h 42 min661 km1.5 t
11/03/26, 06:08 PMN18471BE9TKSYMMoreheadKMXFMontgomeryRoute →1 h 52 min730 km1.7 t
11/03/26, 03:23 PMN803HCBE9TKAHNAthensKSUAStuartRoute →1 h 59 min834 km1.8 t
11/03/26, 02:22 PMN18471BE9TK1A9PrattvilleKSYMMoreheadRoute →1 h 44 min758 km1.5 t
11/03/26, 01:12 PMN145MRBE9Tnot observedSBPAPorto Alegre18 min132 km265 kg
11/03/26, 12:25 PMN178LABE9TKPWAOklahoma CityKVBTBentonvilleRoute →48 min373 km708 kg
11/03/26, 10:43 AMsignal lostN325WRBE9Tnot observednot observed33 min204 km487 kg

All times in UTC.

Beechcraft King Air F90 FAQ

How many Beechcraft King Air F90 are there?

The aircraft registries we evaluate (mainly the FAA) list 0 Beechcraft King Air F90. That is not the worldwide total: aircraft from countries without an open registry are missing. Our tracker has seen 9 jets of this type via ADS-B and recorded 12 flights in the last 30 days.

Who flies a Beechcraft King Air F90?

Most flights in the last 30 days under an operator callsign were by Buffalo River Aircraft Services (1 flight). Many aircraft also belong to companies or individuals and fly under their registration.

How far can a Beechcraft King Air F90 fly?

Jets in the Turboprop class typically fly around 2,200 km nonstop with reserves and a normal payload, at about 500 km/h cruise speed with 6–9 passengers. The individual model may differ depending on the version.

How much does an hour on a Beechcraft King Air F90 cost?

Charter prices for the Turboprop class are typically €2,200–€3,200 per block hour, plus airport and handling fees. The free cost calculator gives an estimate for your route; empty legs are often much cheaper.

How much CO₂ does a Beechcraft King Air F90 emit per hour?

At a class-typical fuel burn of 280 kg of jet fuel per hour, it emits around 880 kg of CO₂ per flight hour (3.16 kg of CO₂ per kg of fuel). We use this value to estimate the emissions of recorded flights, too.

Fly the same jet type as an empty leg

Challenger, Citation or Gulfstream: when jets reposition without passengers, operators often sell the seats at a steep discount.

Data sources & notes

Data source: public ADS-B data

All positions come from publicly broadcast ADS-B signals that every aircraft transmits unencrypted and that volunteers around the world receive. Data may be delayed, incomplete or inaccurate.

Linking an aircraft to a well-known person is based on public sources such as media reports and registry data. "Jet attributed to X" explicitly does not mean that this person is on board or ordered the flight. Aircraft are also chartered, sold or used by others.

All information is provided without warranty; no liability is accepted for accuracy or completeness. CO₂ figures are estimates based on typical fuel burn for the aircraft class.

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