PILATUS “PC-12″€

1994’€“Present

Gemini Sparkle

Key Takeaways:

  • The Pilatus PC-12 is recognized as the largest single-engine turbine aircraft.
  • It boasts exceptional short-field performance, capable of operating from very short runways despite its size.
  • The aircraft is highly popular due to its mission versatility and a variety of configurable cabin options.
  • Its large cabin door enables easy conversion for diverse roles, including luxury transport, cargo, or air ambulance services.
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STANDARD DATA: Pilatus PC-6 Seats 6-8. Gross wt. 9,920. Standard Empty Weight 5,867 lbs. Usable Fuel 402. Engine 1,200 shp Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67B.
PERFORMANCE: Cruise 300 KTAS. Initial climb rate 1,587 fpm. Stall 72 kts. Range 2,489 nm. Ceiling 30,000′. Takeoff run 1395′. Landing roll 900′.

The biggest of the single-engine turbines, the PC-12 has a 53′ wing and stands 14 feet tall. Despite its size, the PC-12 can come and go from the shortest of runways. The popularity of the Pilatus comes not only from its mission versatility, but the variety of configurations. PC-12 huge cabin door allows the aircraft to serve as luxury personal transportation as easily as cargo or air ambulance application.

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