Beech King Air uses which model designation?

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Beech King Air uses which model designation?

Explanation:
In Beechcraft naming, the King Air family uses a BE prefix followed by a number that identifies the model in the King Air lineup and a letter indicating the variant. BE9T specifically denotes the Beechcraft Model 90 turboprop (the King Air 90 family) with turboprop engines. The other designations point to different Beechcraft lines or unrelated aircraft: BE58 is a Baron 58 piston-twin, B190 refers to the Beechcraft 1900 airliner, and SW4 is not Beechcraft at all. So the designation that corresponds to the Beech King Air is BE9T.

In Beechcraft naming, the King Air family uses a BE prefix followed by a number that identifies the model in the King Air lineup and a letter indicating the variant. BE9T specifically denotes the Beechcraft Model 90 turboprop (the King Air 90 family) with turboprop engines. The other designations point to different Beechcraft lines or unrelated aircraft: BE58 is a Baron 58 piston-twin, B190 refers to the Beechcraft 1900 airliner, and SW4 is not Beechcraft at all. So the designation that corresponds to the Beech King Air is BE9T.

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