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Mýflug Beechcraft B250 King Air reg. TF-MYB has arrived in Akureiry // Source: Pawel Kolosowski
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Mýflug extended fleet with third Beechcraft King Air

  • Andrei Menshenin
  • February 16, 2020
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Icelandic charter airline Mýflug has received its third Beechcraft King Air, which has arrived in the base airport in Akureyri today as MYA61 from Keflavik. The new aircraft is Beechcraft B250 King Air and registered in Iceland with tail number TF-MYB. This aircraft previously was registered in the US as N56ZT. The airframe was manufactured in 2017.

Mýflug Beechcraft B250 King Air reg. TF-MYB have arrived in Akureiry // Source: Pawel Kolosowski
Mýflug Beechcraft B250 King Air reg. TF-MYB have arrived in Akureiry // Source: Pawel Kolosowski

TF-MYB is the only B250 in Mýflug’s fleet, which also includes two Beechcraft 200 King Air (reg. TF-MYA and TF-MYV) and two Cessna 206 (reg. TF-MYF and TF-MYY). According to Flugblogg’s source, TF-MYB is going to replace TF-MYA, which will leave Mýflug in March 2020.

According to open sources, the main difference between 200 and B250 models is that the new modification has Hartzell composite scimitar propellers and third-party winglets and Ram Air Recovery System and can operate from shorter runways than the B200GT.

The cockpit of Mýflug Beechcraft B250 King Air reg. TF-MYB // Source: AK Aviation
The cockpit of Mýflug Beechcraft B250 King Air reg. TF-MYB // Source: AK Aviation

Mýflug is mainly famous in Iceland as an operator for air ambulance flights. On their website, they also offer sightseeing and charter flights for groups up to nine passengers.

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