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The air-conditioned cabin is fitted with 19 single class seats in a single aisle layout. The 1900D provides passengers with a stand-up cabin and airline-style seating, including recline, armrests, tray tables and underseat storage.

The forward door on the port side is equipped with airstrips for operation at airports with limited facilities.

The active UltraQuiet system acoustically cancels propeller noise in the cabin by introducing sound waves that are of equal frequency and amplitude but are of opposite phase to the unwanted noise.

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Beechcraft 1900 Turboprop

All of our Beechcraft 1900's airliners are powered by Pratt & Whitney (Canada) PT6 engines, possessing the highest levels of reliability quite similar to commercial jet aircraft.

SkyKing's ability to successfully service the entire route network (Turks and Caicos, Haiti, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas) with such a high volume of daily flights is due entirely to our fleet of Beechcraft 1900C & D model advanced turboprop. These pressurized airliners deliver speed, safety, and unmatched route performance which has enabled us to service our destinations efficiently.

General
Number of Crew 2
Number of Passengers 19

Engines
Twin Turboprop
Pratt & Whitney PT6

Performance
Range 1245 nm 2304 km

Speed
Speed 322 kt mph 518 kmh

Interior
Cabin Pressurized
Cabin Height 5.9 ft 1.8 m
Cabin Length 25.26 ft 7.7 m
Cabin Width 4.49 ft 1.37 m

Doors and Exits
Entrance Door Height 5.18 ft 1.58 m
Entrance Door Width 2.23 ft 0.68 m
Aft Cargo Door Height 4.33 ft 1.32 m
Aft Cargo Door Width 4.1 ft 1.25 m

Weights
Max Payload 4375 lb 1984 kg
Luggage 15 kgs per person

The Raytheon Beech King 1900D is a twin turboprop regional airliner. The aircraft was developed from the Beech 1900 which first flew in 1982 and entered service in 1984. Over 400 of the current 1900D version are in service with regional airlines, special mission operators and corporations. 250 of the earlier versions of the 1900 series were delivered between 1984 and 1991, when the 1900D entered production. Beech Aircraft Corporation, who began the project, became a wholly owned subsidiary of Raytheon in 1980. Raytheon Aircraft, a subsidiary of Raytheon Company has continued to incorporate improvements and additions to the aircraft. 59 aircraft were delivered in 2003.

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