This light business jet, the Pilatus PC-24, is setting a new standard in aviation with its unmatched versatility and performance. Developed by the renowned Swiss company Pilatus Aircraft, the PC-24 is ...

The PC-24 has been produced by Pilatus since 2018. ... According to Liberty Jet, for a Pilatus PC-24 that flies around 200 hours per year, these costs can add up to just over $600,000 annually.

Pilatus Aircraft delivered its 100th PC-24 business jet to Jetfly Aviation, the largest European fractional operator of Pilatus PC-12s and PC-24s. Jetfly, based in Luxembourg, now operates 10 of ...

Switzerland-based Pilatus Aircraft delivered its first jet-powered plane in 2018: The PC-24, a $8.9 million private jet. The PC-24 is the first in a new class of "Super Versatile Jets," or SVJs ...

While the PC-24 was announced in 2013, Pilatus admitted that the program has been in the making for more than 11 years. “All performance data promised to our first 84 customers have been ...

PlaneSense, a New Hampshire–based fractional aircraft ownership provider that has primarily operated turboprops, was the logical choice to become the launch customer for the Pilatus PC-24, the ...

The first PC-24 off the production line arrived at the PlaneSense headquarters in Portsmouth, N.H., on February 8 from Switzerland via Broomfield, Colo., home of the Pilatus U.S. facility.

The twin engine jet, assigned tail number N125AF, is the second of six in the company’s initial order from Pilatus. The program took delivery of the world’s first PC-24 last February.

The Swiss-made Pilatus PC-24 twinjet—which began deliveries earlier this year and is priced at $8.9 million— combines the best attributes of a sports utility vehicle with a private jet ...

The much-anticipated Pilatus PC-24 might well be named the big Swiss surprise. Many people confuse it for a turbofan-powered variant of the PC-12. That would put it in the light jet class of the ...

The Pilatus PC-24 twin-engine personal jet is designed to take off and land from very short and even unpaved runways, making it easier to fly into smaller airports.