Expected to launch in 2023, the much-anticipated Beechcraft Denali is a brand new single engine turboprop designed with high performance and low operating costs in mind. The aircraft will be fitted with a GE Catalyst engine (the first clean-sheet engine in 30 years in the turboprop market) promising a 20% boost in efficiency. Safety is also front and center. The jet features Garvin G3000 avionics complete with a 10-inch weather radar and Advanced Terrain Warning System. Despite being relatively compact, there’s plenty of legroom in the cabin and the jet can be configured to either a six-seat or nine-seat configuration – ideal for both family weekends away and business trips.
Details
| Company | Beechcraft Corporation |
| Operating Cost | 0-$999 |
| Range - nm | 1,000-1,999 |
| Max speed - mach | 0.4-0.49 |
| Number of passengers | 10 |
| Standard operating altitude - ft | 31,000 |
| Takeoff distance - ft | 2,000-2,999 |
| Cabin height - ft | 4-4.11 |
| Cabin length (not including baggage) - ft | 10-19 |
| Cabin width - ft | 5-5.11 |
| Number of crew | 2 |
| Number of lavatories | 1 |
| Exterior height - ft | 15-15.11 |
| Exterior length - ft | 40-49.11 |
| Overall wingspan - ft | 50-59.11 |
| Maximum payload - lb | 1,000-1,999 |
| Maximum fuel - lb | 1,000-1,999 |
| Engine thrust/flat rating - lbf | 1,000-1,999 |
| Rate of climb - ft/min | 1,000-1,999.11 |
| Maximum operating altitude - ft | 31,000 |
