description Pilatus PC-24 Overview
The Pilatus PC-24 is a Swiss twin-engine light business jet developed by Pilatus Aircraft and first flown in 2015. It combines a pressurized passenger cabin with a large standard cargo door and is designed to use short runways, including selected unpaved surfaces. These characteristics support executive transport, air ambulance, government, and special-mission operations at airports that many comparable business jets cannot use.
help Pilatus PC-24 FAQ
Can the Pilatus PC-24 use unpaved runways?
Yes. The PC-24 was designed for short-runway operations and can use selected gravel or other unpaved surfaces when the runway and operating conditions are approved. This capability is unusual among light business jets.
When did the Pilatus PC-24 first fly?
The PC-24 first flew in 2015. Pilatus Aircraft developed it as a light business jet with a large cargo door and flexible cabin layout.
How many engines does the PC-24 have?
The PC-24 is powered by two Williams FJ44-4A turbofan engines. Its twin-engine layout supports business, air ambulance, government, and special-mission roles.
What aircraft is the PC-24 commonly compared with?
The PC-24 is often compared with the Embraer Phenom 300 and Cessna Citation CJ4. Its main distinction is the combination of a pressurized passenger cabin, a large standard cargo door, and short-field flexibility.
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