Air Corporate has added a brand-new Pilatus PC-24 Super Versatile Jet to its fleet, expanding its operations and offering improved range and flexibility for passengers. The company, which operates helicopters from two large northern Italian companies, has seen growing demand for its services.
Pilatus has introduced a three-part video series for its flagship PC-24 Super Versatile Jet on YouTube. The tour, hosted by company experts, provides an in-depth look at the aircraft's features, cockpit, and cabin.
Pilatus has handed over the 100th PC-24 Super Versatile Jet to its new owner, Jetfly Aviation. The aircraft is now in use as a business aircraft with its new owner, having clocked over 33,500 safe hours in the air so far.
Pilatus has successfully landed its PC-24 Super Versatile Jet on an unpaved airstrip, marking a significant milestone in the aircraft's development. The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS Central Operations) operated the PC-24 serial number 118, which was previously used by RFDS to operate the PC-12 onto an unpaved airstrip in 1995.
The first customers of the Pilatus PC-24 have been flying the Super Versatile Jet for some time now. CEO Cédric Lescop and pilot Philippe Ceretti discuss their experiences with the aircraft, which offers many advantages such as a large quiet cabin and fast performance.
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.
Pilatus expects to obtain certification for the PC-24 Super Versatile Jet in December 2017. The aircraft has completed extensive testing, including 1,250 flights for 2,000 hours.