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Wheels Up Reveals Paint Scheme for Its King Air Fleet
Membership-based private aviation start-up Wheels Up unveiled the exterior livery
Wheels Up now operates 27 King Air 350is and plans call for the company to operate 105 of the turboprops.
Wheels Up now operates 27 King Air 350is and plans call for the company to operate 105 of the turboprops.

Membership-based private aviation start-up Wheels Up unveiled the exterior livery for its planned fleet of Beechcraft King Air 350i turboprops. France’s Happy Design Studio devised the blue-and-white paint scheme for the New York-based company in just 15 days. Wheels Up placed firm orders and options on 105 King Air 350is last month and expects deliveries to begin next month. According to founder and CEO Kenny Dichter, the company is continuing talks with a shortlist of two prospective operating partners. One of these will be selected to operate the King Airs on behalf of Wheels Up, with the twin turboprops destined to be distributed across seven or eight “regional clusters” around the U.S.