The world’s greatest single
PILATUS PC-12
2 Pilots +
8 Passengers
300 +
MPH
1,800
Nautical Miles
30,000
Feet Altitude
Unmatched Performance
The Pilatus PC-12 is the epitome of versatility and performance in aviation, excelling in business travel, leisure trips, and emergency evacuations.
This turboprop’s ability to land on short, unpaved runways brings you closer to your destination, offering unmatched flexibility.
With a reputation for reliability and efficiency, the PC-12 combines exceptional comfort with practical design, making it a top choice for a wide range of travel needs.
Take A Virtual Toursafety Without Compromise
The PC-12 boasts an outstanding safety record, comparable to twin-engine business jets. Its robust design, advanced avionics, and reliable Pratt & Whitney PT6A engine, with over 435 million flight hours across various aircraft and over 9 million on the PC-12, enhance its reputation as a safe and dependable aircraft.
Honeywell Primus
Apex Avionics
Integrated flight deck for enhanced situational awareness and user-friendly operation.
Enhanced Vision
System Tech
Enhances visibility in adverse weather conditions to ensure safer and more reliable flights.
Traffic Collision
Avoidance System
Monitors surrounding airspace to detect and avoid potential collisions with other aircraft.
Advanced Autopilot
Technology
Advanced technology for smoother, safer flights through precise and reliable automated control.
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Technical Specifications
Actual performance may vary depending on weather, operating conditions, and flight preferences.
290 KTAS
Max Cruise
Speed
1,803 NM
Max Range
4 Pax
10,568 NM
Max Range
6 Pax
30,000 FT
Max
Altitude
2,485 FT
Take-Off
Distance
2,170 FT
Landing
Distance
In-Flight comfort
The pressurized interior cabin of the Pilatus PC-12 is designed for ultimate comfort and convenience. With spacious headroom and legroom, the elegant cabin offers a relaxing environment for any journey. High-quality materials and easily accessible internal luggage space ensure a refined and practical travel experience, whether for business or leisure.
Cabin Volume – 330 ft3
Cabin Length – 16 ft 11 in
Cabin Width – 5 ft 0 in
Cabin Height – 4 ft 10 in
Cabin Floor Width – 4 ft 3 in
Passenger Door Height – 4 ft 5 in
Passenger Door Width – 2 ft 0 in
Cargo Door Height – 4 ft 4 in
Cargo Door Usable Width – 4 ft 5 in
40 cubic feet
Exceptional efficiency
The Pilatus PC-12 is a lean machine, reducing carbon emissions by up to 74%. Its single-engine turboprop design significantly reduces fuel consumption and carbon emissions compared to larger jets.
Certified to run on Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), further enhancing the aircraft eco-friendly credentials and operational efficiency.
Immersive Virtual Reality
Take A Tour
Explore every detail of the Pilatus PC-12NG and PC-12NGX from the comfort of your home. Take an immersive virtual reality tour and experience the aircraft’s luxurious interior and advanced features firsthand.
history of The Pilatus pc-12’s
The Genesis of a Versatile Turboprop: Conceptualizing the Pilatus PC-12
Pilatus Aircraft began conceptualizing a single-engine turboprop that could serve various market needs, including cargo, passenger, and mixed-use configurations.
Official Launch: Introducing the PC-12 Program for Versatile and Rugged Operations
The official launch of the PC-12 program was announced with the aim of creating a versatile aircraft that could operate in different environments, including short and unprepared runways.
Maiden Flight: PC-12 Takes to the Skies on May 31, 1991
The PC-12 made its maiden flight on May 31, 1991, marking the beginning of a comprehensive flight testing and certification process.
First Delivery: Launching the PC-12’s Commercial Success
Pilatus Aircraft began conceptualizing a single-engine turboprop that could serve various market needs, including cargo, passenger, and mixed-use configurations. The first production PC-12 was delivered to a customer, signifying the start of its commercial success.
Widespread Adoption: PC-12’s Popularity Across Multiple Sectors
The PC-12 became popular in various sectors, including air ambulance, government, private, and corporate use, due to its versatility, range, and capacity.
Next Generation: Introducing the PC-12 NG with Advanced Upgrades
Pilatus introduced the PC-12 NG (Next Generation), featuring an upgraded engine, advanced avionics suite, and improved cabin amenities.
Continued Success: PC-12 NG’s Worldwide Sales and Ongoing Enhancements
The PC-12 NG continued to be a best seller in its class, with significant sales worldwide. Pilatus continued to enhance the aircraft with technological and comfort improvements.
Introducing the NGX: Advanced Features and Redesigns
The PC-12 NGX was announced, offering further enhancements like a new engine, improved avionics, and a redesigned cabin.
Deliveries Begin: PC-12 NGX Showcases Enhanced Performance and Comfort
The PC-12 NGX started deliveries, showcasing its improved performance, reduced operating costs, and enhanced passenger experience.
Ongoing Innovation: Sustaining the PC-12’s Market Competitiveness Through Advanced Technology and Efficiency
Pilatus continued to innovate and support the PC-12 series, ensuring it remains competitive in the market. The focus has been on sustainability, operational efficiency, and integrating advanced technology to meet evolving customer needs.
Frequently Asked questions
The Pilatus PC-12 has a range of up to 1,803 nautical miles (3,339 km), allowing for non-stop flights between most destinations within its reach.
Yes, the Pilatus PC-12 is powered by a single Pratt & Whitney PT6 turboprop engine, known for its reliability and performance.
Yes, the Pilatus PC-12 is designed to operate on short and unpaved runways, making it an ideal choice for accessing remote or challenging locations.
The cost of a Pilatus PC-12 can vary based on the model and customization options. On average, a new Pilatus PC-12 costs between $5.5 million to $7.3 million. Get a comprehensive quote by contacting us here: Get A Quote
The Pilatus PC-12 typically seats 8 passengers and 2 pilots in a standard configuration. All seats are removable, allowing for additional cargo capacity.
The Pilatus PC-12 has an average fuel burn of about 70-90 gallons per hour, depending on flight conditions and weight. This fuel efficiency is one of the key benefits of the aircraft.
No, pilots do not need a type rating to operate the Pilatus PC-12.
The Pilatus PC-12 is equipped with several advanced safety features, including:
• A robust airframe built to withstand high levels of stress.
• Advanced avionics systems to assist with navigation and control.
• Multiple redundancies in critical systems to ensure reliability.
• Enhanced vision systems to improve visibility in adverse weather conditions.
• A highly reliable Pratt & Whitney PT6 engine known for its durability and performance.
