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Beechcraft Baron 56TC

Overview

The Beechcraft Baron 56TC is a pressurized, turbocharged twin from the Baron family, developed in the late 1960s for high-altitude cruise and all-weather operations. It pairs a conventional low-wing airframe with two turbocharged Continental engines and was aimed at owner-operators needing more altitude and speed than naturally aspirated Barons. Production was limited compared with the more common Baron 58 series. The type remains of interest to historians and twin-engine trainers studying pressurized light-twin design.

Quick Facts

First Flight May 25, 1966
Crew 1
Passengers 6

Specifications

ICAO Type CodeBE56
First FlightMay 25, 1966
Introduction Date1967
Crew1
Passenger Capacity6
Length29 ft 10 in
Wingspan / Rotor Diameter37 ft 10 in
Height9 ft 7 in
Max Takeoff Weight5990 lb
Engine Manufacturer32200
Engine ModelLycoming
Engine Count2

Data verification status: Verified

Source: FAA Dynamic Regulatory System — Beech type certification