The Pilatus PC-24 twin-engine jet picks up where the well-respected PC-12 NGX turboprop left off. It has a decent-sized cabin with a large cargo door, fast cruising speed, single-pilot operation and better yet, can operate off unimproved strips. Pilatus was showing the PC-24 at the NBAA 2024 convention in Las Vegas and Aviation Consumer magazine’s Editor in Chief Larry Anglisano rolled his cameras for a tour with Andrew Westfall.
NBAA-BACE 2024: Pilatus PC-24 Walk-Around Tour
Key Takeaways:
- The Pilatus PC-24 is a twin-engine jet designed for single-pilot operation, succeeding the PC-12 NGX turboprop.
- It features a spacious cabin, a large cargo door, and a fast cruising speed.
- A key capability of the PC-24 is its ability to operate from unimproved landing strips, enhancing its versatility.
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