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Pilatus Refines PC-24 with New Cabin, Avionics Features
Pilatus has announced a slew of new cabin and avionics features for its PC-24 twinjet based on customer feedback from 50,000+ hours of fleet operations.
Pilatus has added a long list of new features to the PC-24's flight deck, including a now-standard touchscreen controller, automatic pitch and roll protection, autothrottle under- and overspeed protection, automatic yaw trim, and a "pilot-defined" visual approach function. (Photo: Pilatus Aircraft)
Pilatus has added a long list of new features to the PC-24's flight deck, including a now-standard touchscreen controller, automatic pitch and roll protection, autothrottle under- and overspeed protection, automatic yaw trim, and a "pilot-defined" visual approach function. (Photo: Pilatus Aircraft)

Pilatus Aircraft has announced a slew of new cabin and avionics features for its PC-24 twinjet based on customer feedback from more than 50,000 hours of fleet operations. PC-24s coming off the production line going forward will include these features, while “many” can be retrofitted to in-service airplanes, the Swiss aircraft manufacturer said.