Aircraft
PC-24 Unveiled
The twinjet Pilatus PC-24 is intended for FAA Part 23 and EASA CS 23 certification in the commuter category. It will seat six to eight passengers or up to 10 in commuter configuration.
The twinjet Pilatus PC-24 is intended for FAA Part 23 and EASA CS 23 certification in the commuter category. It will seat six to eight passengers or up to 10 in commuter configuration.

On May 21, surrounded by crowds of eager attendees at EBACE (European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition), Pilatus chairman Oscar Schwenk called for the unveiling of Pilatus Aircraft’s long-awaited new twinjet project, the PC-24. When the black curtain dropped amid clouds of dry-ice-induced smoke to the theme song from the Superman movie, the fuselage mockup of the PC-24 was revealed. As expected, the new twinjet looks large, just the way that a PC-12 has an imposing ramp presence for a single-engine turboprop, and it also shares the PC-12’s cavernous cargo door and utilitarian performance.

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