PlaneSense Going Strong, Takes 49th PC-12
The 1,200th PC-12 delivered became the 49th to join PlaneSense’s fleet since the company’s 1995 founding.
The 1,200th PC-12 delivered became the 49th to join PlaneSense’s fleet since the company’s 1995 founding.

PlaneSense took delivery of the 1,200th PC-12 at its Portsmouth, N.H. headquarters last month during a ceremony hosted by company founder and CEO George Antoniadis. The aircraft is the 49th PC-12 acquired by PlaneSense since its founding in 1995 and launch in 1996. With retirements (typically after 6,500 hours of service) and replacements over the years, PlaneSense’s current fleet counts 30 of the turboprop singles, with an average age of five years (including the four core aircraft). The 1,200th PC-12 carries the same N number (N112AF) as PlaneSense’s first PC-12, which in September 1995 was the 20th built.