The UW King Air as a national facility supporting atmospheric research.
Prospective King Air investigators: following announced changes to NSF's Facilities and Instrumentation Request Process (FIRP), all UWKA facility requests must be made via a facility-specific request form. An overview of the request process is available here.
University of Wyoming awarded $15.8 million National Science Foundation grant for new King Air research aircraft and instrumentation
UW King Air participates in study led by University of Wisconsin-Madison examining the relationship between the atmosphere and the Earth’s surface
UW King Air participates in the Wyoming National Guard Open House as part of Cheyenne Frontier Days, alongside the NSF/NCAR C-130 and CSWR Doppler on Wheels.
The next-generation King Air 350 as initially purchased by the university
The Next Generation King Air with new PT-67A engines
Final Design for the Next Generation King Air Extended Nose and Nose Boom
New Under-Wing Hardpoints and external wire tunnel for the Next Generation King Air
Next Generation King Air completed Nadir ports for Radar and Lidar
