PC-12 PRO Autoland Gains FAA, EASA Approval
The emergency system can select an airport, communicate with ATC and land the aircraft following pilot incapacitation.
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Eleven Killed In French Skydiving Plane Accident
Aircraft went down shortly after takeoff from Nancy-Essey airfield.
CWBS, Pilatus Extend PC-24 Wheel And Brake Agreement
The follow-on agreement covers OEM wheel and brake assemblies for the Pilatus PC-24 through 2036.
Pilatus Breaks Ground on New Colorado Facility
Project at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport will add a delivery center and expand engineering.
Pilatus Secures Certification For PC-12 PRO Simulator
Approval allows the system to be used for pilot training.
Pilatus Breaks Ground on U.S. Facility in Florida
A new sales, service and production site in Sarasota, Florida will serve as a U.S. market hub for Pilatus.
Turbine Failure Drove PC-12 Sea-Ice Landing
Three aboard Pilatus PC-12 escaped injury after power loss forced an emergency landing.
First PC-12 PRO Reaches U.S. Customer
Latest evolution of the PC-12 reaches American customers.
Pilatus Pauses U.S. Aircraft Deliveries Amid Tariff Dispute
Swiss plane maker shifts focus to other markets as trade talks continue.
Pilatus Delivers 2,000th PC-12
Pilatus handed over its 2,000th PC-12 single-engine turboprop during ceremony at the company’s headquarters in Stans, Switzerland, last week. The aircraft went to New Hampshire-based fractional aircraft ownership company PlaneSense, which operates a fleet of 43 PC-12s and eleven PC-24s. The first PC-12 was delivered in 1994. “We are honoured to receive the 2,000th PC-12,” […]
