Carrying out circuit training on Runway 16 at Yellowknife. In 13 passenger commuter configuration with under-fuselage baggage pod, one of only fourteen built. First flew in 1990 as N343YV. Subsequently N98DX, VT-SAF, OY-GER, 5Y-ECO and C-GXHF. Joined Air Tindi in 2008.

This King Air version has high-density seating for commuter services. Air Tindi was sold to holding company Discovery Air in December 2006, hence the standard small titles, added to the airline name. Contrary to most other planes in the fleet, this one's colours reflect the house style of the parent company.

One of fourteen B200s marketed as Beech 1300, as a commuter airliner with belly cargo pod. Built in 1989, this one served in the USA, India, Denmark and Kenya before coming to Canada. With Air Tindi since June 2008.