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2000 Beechcraft Duchess

Listing #44

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Aircraft Highlights

Year 2000
Make Beechcraft
Model Duchess
Location Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Sale Type Contact for Price
Listing ID 44

Full Specifications

Manufacturer Beechcraft
Model Duchess
Year 2000
Condition Used
Category Multi Engine Propeller
Location Australian Capital Territory, Australia, Australia
Avionics & Equipment Autopilot, ADS-B
Updated August 3, 2026

Description

The Beechcraft Model 76 Duchess is a four-seat, twin-engine light aircraft introduced in the late 1970s primarily as an economical multi-engine flight trainer and light personal transport.

Built using honeycomb-bonded aluminum wing construction adapted from the Musketeer line, the aircraft features a distinctive T-tail, dual cabin doors, and counter-rotating twin 180-hp Lycoming O-360 engines that eliminate the critical engine factor for improved safety during single-engine maneuvers.

Cruising around 155 to 160 knots with stable, forgiving handling characteristics, the Duchess established itself alongside competitors like the Piper Seminole as a popular choice for flight schools building multi-engine time.

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