The U.S. military utilizes the Raytheon C-12, a short-range cargo and personnel lift aircraft that was initially designed by Beechcraft. The military iteration of the civilian Super King Air 200, the low-wing, all-metal aircraft is propelled by two Pratt & Whitney turboprop engines. Capable of reaching an altitude of 35,000 feet, the pressurized interior is reconfigurable to accommodate both passengers and cargo. Since its initial deployment to the U.S. Army in 1974, the C-12 has been the subject of numerous enhancements.

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