Pilatus and Lockheed Martin have partnered under an offset project to develop an advanced next-generation pilot training system. This will allow Pilatus to provide a bespoke solution to customers operating fifth-generation frontline aircraft, such as the F-35.

SummerBio, a diagnostics company from California, has partnered with Pilatus to support the return of schoolchildren to learning during the pandemic. The PC-12 aircraft is used for transportation, allowing the company to transport employees and test samples efficiently.

Pilatus' PC-12 Cargo played a crucial role in transporting 16 young West African crocodiles from Geneva to Morocco at the last minute. The animals were originally set to be transported by scheduled flight but had to be unloaded due to temperature concerns.

Pilatus PC-12 Centre Southern Africa (PCSA) was founded by three South African aviation enthusiasts: Raymond Steyn, Tim Webster, and Gerry Wyss. The centre provides maintenance and support services for a total of 83 PC-12 and PC-6 aircraft.

Pilatus has unveiled the new PC-12 NG Demonstrator, featuring an eye-catching paper cut design inspired by traditional Swiss art. Esther Gerber's design reflects the core values of Swiss craftsmanship and perfection.

Pilatus has announced that its global fleet of over 1,900 PC-12s has officially accumulated more than ten million flight hours since delivery of the first model. The milestone was reached thanks to the continued success of the aircraft, which has been popular among corporate flight departments, individual owner-operators, and fractional and charter companies.

The Pilatus PC-12 was the most frequently flown business aircraft in the USA last year, according to data from WingX Advance. The Swiss-made single-engine turboprop recorded 316,328 takeoffs between August 2023 and July 2024, representing 8.

Pilatus PC-12 NG Gains Popularity in British Isles, Breaking Defense reports. Edwin Brenninkmeyer founded Oriens Aviation with Craig Lammiman in 2015 to represent Pilatus in the UK and Ireland.

Delivery of 91 PC-12 NG single engine turboprops in 2016 solidified Pilatus' position as top-selling turbine-powered business aircraft manufacturer. The company's efforts to enhance product features and customer service contributed to this success.

The Phoenix Police Department has been operating a Pilatus PC-12 NG Spectre for nearly five years, and its impact on the Air Support Unit's operations is evident. With its advanced capabilities, the aircraft has enabled the unit to take on new roles in support of both local and federal partners.

Pilatus unveiled its new PC-12 NGX single-engine turboprop aircraft at NBAA-BACE, with strong demand reported across the global network. Dion Weisler, President and CEO of HP, was the first owner to purchase the new aircraft, citing its substantial innovation improvements.

Pilatus has delivered the first PC-12 NGX to OpenSky Inc., a Japanese private jet membership company. The aircraft will operate in Japan, offering passengers a unique travel experience.

Tradewind Aviation has signed an order for 20 brand-new Pilatus PC-12 NGX single-engine turboprop aircraft, expanding its fleet to 38. The first delivery is expected in Q3 2022, with remaining orders scheduled over the next five years at a rate of three to four per year.

Pilatus has created a distinctive aircraft in the PC-12, which reflects the personality of its owner, Fred Hudson. With over 3,000 hours on his PC-12, Fred flies it himself, logging about 150 hours per year.

Pilatus PC-12s are used in fire-fighting missions by the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control. Operated from Denver, they assist local agencies with limited resources, identifying fires and providing intelligence on perimeter and behavior.

Pilatus has shared an experience report of its technician Roland Steiger and his colleague Reto Strauss, who have been supporting Babcock International's maintenance team at the base aérienne 709 Cognac-Châteaubernard since 2018. The base was originally built for the French Air Force in 1940 but was occupied by the German air force during WWII.

The Empire Test Pilots' School is a leading training centre for test pilots, operated by QinetiQ in Boscombe Down. The PC-21 is an integral part of the training provided to students from all over the world.

Pilatus Australia recently put the PC-24 through its paces at multiple dirt strip airstrips in Queensland and South Australia. The aircraft demonstrated exceptional short take-off and landing capability, as well as ease of operation on unpaved runways.

Pilatus has delivered its first New South Wales Ambulance PC-24 to Australia, marking a significant milestone for the organization's aeromedical operations. The aircraft will operate in challenging environments, including remote areas with limited access to medical facilities.

Pilatus has delivered twelve PC-24 Super Versatile Jets to customers worldwide, including the United States, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Southern Africa. The global fleet has accumulated 1200 flight hours, with the first serialised production PC-24 clocking over 620 hours.