Beech Model 70 Queen Air

The Beech Model 70 Queen Air is a light multi-purpose aircraft, developed by the American firm Beech Aircraft. This model became the third member of the Queen Air family, making its debut in 1968.

Development and Design

This aircraft was primarily based on the Beech A65, but incorporated a Model B80 wing with an increased span. This enhancement contributed to its multi-purpose capabilities, solidifying its role in light aviation.

Production Details

Serial production of the Beech Model 70 Queen Air commenced in 1969. A total of 42 units of this versatile aircraft were built, making it a notable piece of Beechcraft’s history.

Technical Specifications

Modification	A70
Wingspan, m	15.86
Aircraft length, m	10.82
Aircraft height, m	4.33
Wing area, m2	27.30
Empty weight	2324
Maximum takeoff weight	3720
Engine type	2 Piston engines Lycoming IGSO480A1E6
Power, hp	2 x 340
Maximum speed, km/h	382
Cruising speed, km/h	350
Economical speed, km/h	272
Practical range, km	1820
Practical ceiling, m	8112
Crew	1-2
Payload	6-9 passengers

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