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LIGHT JET · PILATUS
A light jet that can land on short and rough runways.
Source: Pilatus Aircraft. Range is with 6 passengers and NBAA IFR reserves. Photo: New York-air, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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2,000 nm
(3,704 km)
Cruise speed
440 ktas
(815 km/h)
Passengers
Up to 10
in the cabin, layout varies
Baggage
90 cu ft
(2.5 m³)
Dimensions, weights and performance are Pilatus figures for the current PC-24. Range assumes NBAA IFR reserves and 200 lb per passenger. Engine thrust is from Wikipedia.
The Pilatus PC-24 is a twin jet from Switzerland. It carries up to ten passengers and is certified for one pilot. Pilatus designed it to use short runways, including gravel, grass and snow, so it can reach small airstrips.
Pilatus started work on the PC-24 in 2007, after the success of its PC-12 turboprop. Customers wanted more speed and range but still wanted to use short, rough runways. The jet was shown to the public in May 2013 at EBACE in Geneva and first flew on 11 May 2015.
EASA and the FAA certified it on 7 December 2017. The first customer delivery went to PlaneSense in the United States on 7 February 2018. Approval for gravel and sand runways followed in late 2018, and for grass, wet earth and snow in February 2020. A refresh in July 2021 brought lighter seats, an optional galley and touchscreen avionics.
Charter companies and private owners fly the PC-24. Air ambulance operators use it too, including the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Australia, which received its first in November 2018. Pilatus had delivered 100 aircraft by January 2021, and about 212 had been built by early 2024.
Up to 10
passengers
90 cu ft
baggage
23 ft 0 in
cabin length
The cabin is 23 ft long, 5 ft 7 in wide and 5 ft 1 in high, with 498 cu ft of volume. Pilatus offers layouts from six seat executive to a ten seat commuter version. A divan can turn into a full size bed.
A large cargo door at the rear is standard, and it makes loading bulky items easy. The baggage space holds 90 cu ft. Pilatus also offers an air ambulance interior.
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Pilatus compares the PC-24 with light jets such as the Embraer Phenom 300 and the Cessna Citation CJ4. What sets it apart is the ability to use gravel, grass and snow runways, and the large rear cargo door.
Dimensions, weights and performance are Pilatus figures for the current PC-24. Range assumes NBAA IFR reserves and 200 lb per passenger. Engine thrust is from Wikipedia.
Up to ten passengers in the cabin, plus one or two pilots. Pilatus offers layouts from six seats to ten seats.
Pilatus quotes 2,000 nautical miles with six passengers and 2,040 with four. That is more than the distance from London to Athens, depending on weather and reserves.
Yes. It is approved for gravel and sand runways, and for grass, wet earth and snow. Takeoff distance over a 50 ft obstacle is 3,090 ft.
Yes. It is certified for single pilot operation. Many operators still fly it with two pilots.
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