The similar Model E90 was introduced the following year, with PT6A-28 engines the two were produced in parallel. A total of 184 B90 models were produced before the Model C90 was introduced in 1971.
On January 24, 1964, the prototype flew for the first time. In addition to his Fighter Experience, Bob was the Marine Corps’ Lead Standards and Evaluation Check Pilot for the King Air 200 for over 12 years, providing Standardization, Evaluation, and Instruction for Marine Corps and Navy BE-20 units and their pilots worldwide.Bob’s commercial flight experience also includes over 17 years of Part 121 flying with a Major International Cargo Carrier, flying Boeing 727, and 757/767 Heavy Jet transports. His Ratings/Certificates include ATP, MEI, MEI (I), Turbojet Flight Engineer with Multiple Heavy Jet and Turboprop Type ratings. Bob has been an Instructor with Executive Flight Training since 2015 where he specializes in Instructing the full King Air Series Aircraft and many other multi-engine reciprocating and turboprop airplanes. King Air Initial Training 90/100/200 The Model 90 King Air was conceived in 1961. Bob’s flying Career began at Southern Illinois University in 1986 in the Aviation Flight/Management program, flying multiple single and light twin general aviation aircraft. His military background spanned 28 years of service to include 26 continuous years of flying Marine F/A-18 fighters and the King Air Series (UC-12) Aircraft.
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