Pilatus Aircraft · In Production
PC-24 Super Versatile Jet
PC-24 active-aircraft record with source-reviewed program lineage and key specifications. Published qualifiers and development-state limits are preserved exactly.
Canonical model record
Program and lineage fields
- Current marketed name
- PC-24
- Program / lineage
- Clean-sheet Pilatus business jet
- Type / tags
- Light/super-light versatile business jet; turbofan
- Launch & first flight
- Announced 2013; first flight May 11, 2015
- Certification / entry into service
- EASA/FAA certification Dec 7, 2017; first customer delivery Feb 2018
- Current lifecycle / stage
- Active production / in service
- Source basis
- OEM + FAA/EASA
Source-led data
Key specifications
- Range
- 2,040 nm with 4 pax / 2,000 nm with 6 pax, NBAA IFR
- Speed / ceiling
- 440 ktas; FL450
- Field performance
- TO 3,090 ft over 50 ft; landing 2,410 ft over 50 ft
- Cabin
- Spacious flat-floor cabin; standard cargo door; executive configs up to 10-seat commuter
- Engine / capacity / MTOW
- 2× Williams FJ44-4A-QPM, ~3,420 lbf ea
- Data note
- Current enhanced PC-24
Field-level provenance
Sources and review notes
- PC-12 PRO factsoem · high confidence
PC-24 active-aircraft reference — program lineage and key specifications
Official section-level source retained from the supplied source-reviewed dataset; preliminary and derivative qualifiers remain visible at field level.
Open source - PC-24oem · high confidence
PC-24 active-aircraft reference — program lineage and key specifications
Official section-level source retained from the supplied source-reviewed dataset; preliminary and derivative qualifiers remain visible at field level.
Open source - Pilatus brochuresoem · high confidence
PC-24 active-aircraft reference — program lineage and key specifications
Official section-level source retained from the supplied source-reviewed dataset; preliminary and derivative qualifiers remain visible at field level.
Open source
Aircraft history and related intelligence
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