Charter & Fractional
PlaneSense Gears Up for Pilatus PC-24 Service Entry
PlaneSense’s jet program customers will be able to fly aboard the PC-24 in late February or early March, following proving flights.

Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based fractional provider PlaneSense is getting ready to receive the first production Pilatus PC-24, now that the twinjet has been certified by both the FAA and EASA. It will ceremoniously take delivery of PC-24 S/N 101—currently registered as HB-VSB—later this month at Pilatus’s headquarters in Stans, Switzerland. But the aircraft won’t be flown to the U.S. until late January or early February to allow time for interior completion and for PlaneSense’s pilots and maintenance technicians to be trained on the new jet.