New King Air 350ER boasts range of 2,570 nautical miles
Hawker Beechcraft has certified a longer-range version of the venerable King Air 350 twin-turboprop, an airplane that can stay aloft longer than eight hour

Hawker Beechcraft has certified a longer-range version of the venerable King Air 350 twin-turboprop, an airplane that can stay aloft longer than eight hours and boasts an IFR range of 2,570 nm, some 700 nm farther than the standard model.

The newly introduced King Air 350ER (extended range) stretches its legs with the incorporation of additional nacelle fuel tanks and a new heavyweight landing gear developed for the so-called special-mission market. For buyers who require the extra capabilities such an airplane offers, the King Air 350ER will likely be worth its premium price of $6.8 million, some $900,000 more than a typically equipped Model 350.