The Beechcraft Baron is a fast, twin-engine private and business aircraft with a G1000 glass cockpit. It offers space for five passengers in addition to the pilot. Introduced in 1961, the model is technically derived from the Beechcraft Bonanza, but is still currently sold by Textron Aviation for around 1.2 million US dollars. There are two variants: The Baron 55 (short fuselage) and the Baron 58 (long fuselage). Only the Baron 58 is currently being built. The current Baron G58 version is equipped ex works with the Garmin G1000 glass cockpit.

Passengers: 5

Wingspan: 11.53 m, length: 9.09 m, height: 2.97 m,

Empty weight: 1,468 kg, max. take-off weight: 2,495 kg

Engines: two Teledyne Continental IO-550-C with 300 hp (224 kW) each

Maximum speed: 374 km/h (202 kts.)

Service ceiling: 6,306 m (20,688 ft)

Range (with 4 passengers): 1,919 km (1,036 NM)

Max. climb rate: 8.6 m/s (1690 ft/min)