Pilatus Builds Out in Broomfield
Pilatus Business Aircraft broke ground on a new 118,000-sq-ft North and South American headquarters for aircraft completions and support.
With the success of its PC-12 turboprop and high hopes for its PC-24 jet, Pilatus is expanding its U.S. headquarters.
With the success of its PC-12 turboprop and high hopes for its PC-24 jet, Pilatus is expanding its U.S. headquarters.

Pilatus Business Aircraft broke ground July 13th on a new 118,000-sq-ft North and South American headquarters for aircraft completions and support at Jefferson County (Colorado) Airport in Broomfield. Pilatus Business Aircraft has been based at “Jeffco” since 1996 in a collection of leased buildings. The new facility on the airport's west end will consolidate everything in one location. Pilatus employs 80 people in Broomfield and expects to grow to approximately 140 employees there when the PC-24 twinjet hits full rate production by 2020. Both the PC-12 turboprop single and the PC-24 will be completed at Broomfield for customers in North and South America. The PC-24 is expected to enter service next year. The new facility is expected to open in Spring 2018.

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