The final Turbo PC-6 was delivered to an Indonesian customer, Pilatus said. [Courtesy: Pilatus]
Key Takeaways:
The Pilatus Porter PC-6 aircraft has ended its production run after more than 60 years, with the final unit delivered to an Indonesian customer.
The PC-6 is recognized for one of the longest production stories in aviation, continuously built since 1959, and known for its exceptional short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities, versatility, and robust design.
Pilatus announced the discontinuation in 2017 to focus on newer aircraft like the PC-24, having produced a total of 604 PC-6 models since its inception.
More than 60 years after the first copy rolled off the assembly line, the last Pilatus Porter PC-6 has been delivered, ending an era for one of the longest production runs in aviation.
The final Turbo PC-6 was delivered to an Indonesian customer Monday, Pilatus said.
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