1962 BEECHCRAFT Travel Air SOLD

No longer listed as of March 2026. The price below is the last asking price — the final sale price is not disclosed.

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Year
1962
Make
Beechcraft
Model
Travel Air
Total Time
7,803 hr
Location
KS
Seller
Matt Hutton
Source
avpay.aero
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Performance & Capacity

Seats
6
Cruise
180 kts
Range
900 nm
Useful Load
1,300 lbs
Engines
2 · Piston
Power
180 hp
ICAO Type
BE95

Manufacturer-published specs for the Beechcraft Travel Air model. Actual aircraft may vary by configuration / modifications.

Market price band

Beechcraft Travel Air typical: $95,900 – $125,000 median $125,000 across 6 active listings

Description

Highlights NO RESERVE AUCTION Comfortable spacious for cross-country flights Cruise at 2400 RPM sip 12-gallons an hour IFR Capabilities with Garmin GTN 650 Airframe 1962 Beechcraft Travel Air B95A Registration Number: N9541Y Serial Number: TD-522 Aircraft Total Time: 7803 Date of Annual: May 12, 2025 Fuel Capacity: 112 Total – 106 Usable Stall Speed: VSO 75mph Useful Load: 1430.7 lbs Range: 1170 miles Cruise: 165 mph @ 2450 rpm LH Engine Lycoming IO-360-B1B Horsepower: 180hp Serial Number: L-123-51C Total Time: 2008 SMOH Date of Overhaul: December 22, 2017 Location of Overhaul: Kline Aviation IRAN completed April 16, 2024 by Heartland Aviation RH Engine Lycoming IO-360-B1B Horsepower: 180hp Serial Number: RL-28688-51A Total Time: 2828 Since Factory Rebuild Date of Rebuild: January 30, 2004 Location of Rebuild: Lycoming Engines Date of Installation: August 16, 2004 LH Propeller Hartzell HC-C2YK-2CUF Aluminum, Two-blade, Constant-speed Serial Number: AU13588B Blade Design Number: FC7666CB-4 Blade Serial Numbers: K73059, K73061 Total Time: 2358 SNEW Date of Installation: February 2, 2010 RH Propeller Hartzell HC-C2YK-2CUF Aluminum, Two-blade, Constant-speed Serial Number: AU13607B Blade Design Number: FC7666CB-4 Blade Serial Numbers: K73403, K73058 Total Time: 2358 SNEW Date of Installation: February 2, 2010 Avionics Garmin GTN 650 PS Engineering PMA7000B Audio Panel BendixKing KX-155 Nav Com BendixKing KN 64 DME Garmin GTX 345 Transponder S-TEC 30 Autopilot Dual BendixKing KI-209A (GPX/VOR capable, ILS Inoperable) Airspeed Indicator Turn Coordinator Attitude Indicator Heading Indicator Vertical Speed Indicator Altimeter Tachometer Manifold Pressure Gauge Fuel Flow Gauge 2- Fuel Gauges 2- Ammeters Alcor Dual EGT Gauge Dual Left/Right Cylinder Temperature Gauge Dual Left/Right Oil Pressure Gauge Dual Left/Right Oil Temperature Gauge Suction Gauge Chronometer Datcon Hour Meter Vertical Compass IFR Capable: Yes IFR Certified: April 23, 2024 Additional Features New Tachs installed at 3000, 3416 4019.2 Incident Date(s): None known Gaps/missing Logbooks: None Known Flaws: Dent on LH wing leading edge; RH cowling has hole; RH horizontal stabilizer leading edge has small dent; Co-Pilot seat has tear head rest is loose, Red pen ink on pilot seat. Squawks: Nav 1 OBS will pick up ILS glideslope, but it will not pull the glideslope flag. LOC works fine as does the VOR. Nav 2 OBS will not pick up ILS at all, but it will pick up VOR. Known Corrosion: None known Exterior The aircraft is white, yellow bright blue. Interior The interior was refurbished in January 1994. The seats are light gray with the Beechcraft logo on the headrests. The side panels are headliner done in light and dark shades of gray features dark blue carpet throughout. Online auction starts 1st October, 2025. View full logbooks additional data online (https://bids.airspaceauctions.com/Listing/Details/760149/1962-Beech-TravelAir-B95A-NO-RESERVE-AUCTION-N9541Y) Click here for Specification Sheet

About the Beechcraft Travel Air

The Beechcraft Travel Air — the Model 95, listed as the Beech 95 Travel Air or Beechcraft Travel Air — is a light four-to-five-seat piston twin built from 1958 to 1968. It combined a Bonanza-derived fuselage with two compact Lycoming engines, and was the predecessor and lighter sibling of the Baron line. Listed as the Beech B95 Travel Air or the D95A Travel Air, it offers an affordable, economical entry into twin-engine ownership with familiar Beechcraft handling.

Produced 1959–1968.