Stans, Switzerland-based Pilatus announced improvements to the 2016 model of its single-engine turboprop-powered PC-12 NG, upgrades the company says will provide its customers with greater speed, climb performance, range and cabin comfort.
Pilatus Improves PC-12 NG, Makes Progress on PC-24
Key Takeaways:
- The 2016 Pilatus PC-12 NG receives performance enhancements, boosting its max cruise speed by five knots to 285 knots, extending its range to 1,840 nm, and cutting climb time to 28,000 feet by about 10 percent.
- These improvements are achieved through drag-reducing modifications and a new five-blade carbon fiber propeller, which also makes the aircraft quieter in flight.
- Additional upgrades include new software for the Honeywell Primus Epic avionics, offering features like wireless flight plan uploads, and a cabin facelift with six new executive interior themes designed by BMW Designworks.
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