Beechcraft aircraft

20,138 current US registrations are filed under Beechcraft's names in the FAA file of October 2026, 1,235 of them King Air 350s, Beechcraft 390 (certified family)s and B200GT (certified family)s and other classified models. Aircraft registered in other countries are not counted.

Radar has a page for 7 Beechcraft models: the King Air 350 (turboprop), the Beechcraft 390 (certified family) (light jet), the B200GT (certified family) (turboprop), the B200 (PT6A-42 design reference) (turboprop), the Premier I (light jet), the Beechjet 400A (light jet) and the Nextant 400XTi (light jet).

Across the Beechcraft models Radar values, from about $881.4K (an older Premier I) to $9.5M (a recent King Air 350). The figures are Radar's value model by build year where it models the type, otherwise listing-based or rough estimates; hours, programs and the logbooks move the price of any one aircraft.

The Nextant 400XTi, with a published range of 2,003 nm. The Beechjet 400A is published at 1,476 nm. The Premier I is published at 1,315 nm.

The Nextant 400XTi, with a published high-speed cruise of 460 knots true airspeed and a maximum operating Mach number of 0.7.

The Beechjet 400A, published for up to 9 passengers. Completions vary, and many aircraft are fitted with fewer, larger seats.

Of the 20,138 US-registered Beechcraft aircraft, 10,873 (54%) are registered to companies, trusts and other entities and 9,265 to individuals. Radar does not name individual owners. The most common states of registration are TX (1,002), FL (896), DE (839).