A US military Beechcraft King Air 350 (C-12 Huron) prepares for taxi at a sunlit airfield. Notable for its versatility in VIP and utility transport roles.
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A US military Beechcraft King Air 350 (C-12 Huron) prepares for taxi at a sunlit airfield. Notable for its versatility in VIP and utility transport roles.
Aircraft identity
Registration
500
ICAO Type
BE20
Model
King Air 350 (C-12 Huron military variant)
Manufacturer
Beechcraft
Airline
United States of America (Military/Government)
Livery
United States of America (military gray)
Military
Military
Technicals
Engine
Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-60A
Thrust
Not applicable (turboprop engines rated at 1,050 shp each)
Wingspan
17.65 m
Length
14.22 m
Height
4.37 m
MTOW
6,804 kg
Range
3,345 km
Capacity
up to 11 passengers (varies with military configuration)
Cruise Speed
578 km/h
Noise Rating
ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (~72 dB, varies with propeller speed)
Location
Airport Code
RIV/KRIV
Airport Name
March Air Reserve Base
Viewing Spot
FBO
Camera
Device
iPhone 17 Pro Max