The Beech 1900D Airliner is a high performance, pressurized, twin-engine, turbo-prop airplane designed and equipped for day or night flight in IFR conditions, high density air traffic zones, and known icing conditions.  The 1900D Airliner is a growth version of the Beechcraft Super King Air B200 corporate aircraft.  Many King Air features were retained, including the flight deck design, wing airfoil section, classic "T" tail, and the PT6A-67D free-turbine engine.
 
 

      The flight deck in the B1900 is a maze of gauges, CRT screens, and switches.  The instrument panel incorporates the EFIS system.  This system uses two CRT screens per side.  The upper screen is the EADI (attitude indicator), and the lower one is the EHSI (heading indicator and CDI.)  The center console contains the throttles, prop levers, and condition levers.
 
 

      The 1900D pressure hull is a squared oval that is approximately 4' 6" wide and 5' 11" high.  This allows for comfortable movement of passengers during loading and unloading.  The aircraft seats 19 passengers.
 

      If you have any questions about the aircraft, email me; and I will do my best to answer them.