1982 Beechcraft B200

N838PS is a Raisbeck-modified 1982 King Air B200 that pairs the type's legendary rugged reliability with a fully modernized Garmin flight deck. A 2020 avionics upgrade brought a Garmin G600TXi with dual GTN-750Xi, synthetic vision, ADS-B In/Out and WAAS/LPV — turnkey for IFR business or personal travel. Performance is enhanced by a comprehensive Raisbeck package: Hartzell 4-blade Quiet Turbofan propellers, ram air recovery, enhanced-performance leading edges, and dual aft-body strakes. Both PT6A-42 engines were overhauled by Standard Aero, and the airframe is tracked on CAMP with Phase 1–4 inspections completed 05/2025 and complete logbooks. The executive 10-place cabin (interior by Aerosmith Aviation) is finished in beige leather with mahogany veneer cabinetry, a forward galley, freon air conditioning, USB ports, AvFAB side-tracking seat bases, and a belted aft lavatory — with new carpet installed in 2020. Painted Matterhorn white with blue and silver stripes in 2008. Offered at $1,750,000 by Sheri Swartz at OmniJet. Specifications subject to verification upon inspection.