Aircraft
Epps Delivers U.S. Southeast's First Pilatus PC-24
The customer is Louisiana's Cajun Industries, which values the new light jet's short field performance.
(L-R) Ignaz Gretener, Pilatus Aircraft's vice president for general aviation, hands over the keys at the delivery of the first PC-24 light jet to the Southeast U.S., with Andrew Barbalich, a pilot for purchaser Cajun Industries, and Scott Ducker, a sales representative with Pilatus dealer Epps Aviation.
(L-R) Ignaz Gretener, Pilatus Aircraft's vice president for general aviation, hands over the keys at the delivery of the first PC-24 light jet to the Southeast U.S., with Andrew Barbalich, a pilot for purchaser Cajun Industries, and Scott Ducker, a sales representative with Pilatus dealer Epps Aviation.

Atlanta-area aviation services provider and Pilatus Aircraft dealer Epps Aviation has handed over the first Pilatus PC-24 for a customer in the Southeastern U.S. At a closing ceremony held this week at the airframer’s U.S. factory headquarters in Broomfield, Colorado, Cajun Industries of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, accepted the light jet.


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