Turboprops · Textron Aviation
King Air 250 private jet charter
Up to 8 passengers, 1,720 nm of range, and a 310 ktas cruise. P3 Jets sources King Air 250 availability across vetted operators worldwide with per-trip pricing and no membership fees.
King Air 250 specifications
- Passengers
- Up to 8
- Range
- 1,720 nm
- Cruise speed
- 310 ktas
- Cabin height
- 4.75 ft
- Cabin width
- 4.5 ft
- Cabin length
- 16.7 ft
- Baggage
- 55 cu ft
Specifications reflect published manufacturer data. Cabin configuration, avionics, and amenities vary by tail number and are confirmed before you authorize a trip.
What the King Air 250 is best for
With 1,720 nm of range, the King Air 250 handles regional routes such as New York to Miami, Nashville to Aspen, or Dallas to Scottsdale. A full-range leg takes roughly 5.5 hours at its 310 ktas cruise before winds and routing.
As part of the Turboprops segment, it typically carries 6 - 9 Passengers and is chosen for island hops, mountain destinations, short fields. Short-runway capable aircraft that unlock thousands of small airports inaccessible to jets.
Cabin and baggage
The cabin stands 4.75 ft tall and 4.5 ft wide, with 16.7 ft of length. Seating is configured for up to 8 passengers. Baggage volume is about 55 cu ft, which we size against golf bags, ski gear, or crew luggage when we build the trip.
Every trip is flown by an operator screened against our safety standards. Read more on our safety process.
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King Air 250 charter FAQs
How many passengers does the King Air 250 seat?
The King Air 250 is typically configured for up to 8 passengers. Seating varies by tail number, so we confirm the exact cabin layout of the specific aircraft before you authorize a trip.
What is the range of the King Air 250?
Published range is about 1,720 nautical miles, which supports regional routes such as New York to Miami, Nashville to Aspen, or Dallas to Scottsdale. Real-world range depends on passenger load, winds, and fuel stops.
How long does a King Air 250 flight take?
At a 310 ktas cruise, the King Air 250 covers roughly 310 nautical miles per hour of flight, so a full-range leg runs about 5.5 hours before winds and routing.
How much does it cost to charter a King Air 250?
Turboprops pricing moves with departure airport, trip length, aircraft availability, and how far ahead you book. We quote the King Air 250 on a per-trip basis with all operator, crew, and fuel costs included, and no membership fee. Call (844) 767-8370 or request a quote for live pricing.
Is the King Air 250 available for one-way and last-minute trips?
Yes. We source King Air 250 availability across vetted operators for round trips, one-ways, and same-day requests, and we flag any repositioning or empty-leg pricing that fits your dates.
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