Beechcraft Queen Air 65

Beechcraft started manufacturing the Beechcraft Queen Air line in 1960 with several variation models being developed until 1978. The Queen Air is a twin-engine light aircraft, designed based on the predecessing Bonanza, with alterations made to the fuselage, and with the aim to be used for utility, commuting and private use. The very first model in the line was the Queen air 65, flying in 1958 for the first time. The Model 65 utilised two Lycoming IGSO-480 engines, and was easy to recognised by its straight unswept tail.

Red Box Tools is pleased to offer a great range of pre-designed aviation tool kits, which are perfectly suited to the maintenance requirements of the Beechcraft Queen Air 65 aircraft. All tool kits are also suitable to use across other aircraft by leading manufacturers.

This includes the popular RBI9300T avionics measurement supply kit complete with 68 BAHCO tools, tool foam, and a lifetime guarantee. Foam inserts play a crucial role in tool kits for several reasons, enhancing both the functionality and longevity of the tools they house. Not only do they provide protection for the tools, but they also provide a great level of organisation.

View all recommended tool and avionics kits for the Beechcraft Queen Air 65 aircrafts below.