With performance and exterior components optimized for short, rough runways, the Pilatus PC-24 light jet has been poised to get into airports that other jets in the segment avoid. On February 5, the company delivered the first of its PC-24 models positioned for use by charter and regional use with a 10-seat commuter configuration and interior meant for transporting corporate staff in between unique locations. The customer receiving the jet is based in the western US.
First Pilatus PC-24 With Commuter Configuration Lands in US
Key Takeaways:
- Pilatus has delivered the first PC-24 light jet equipped with a new 10-seat commuter configuration, intended for charter and regional use.
- This unique high-capacity interior allows for flexible seat removal via quick-release mechanisms and includes amenities like USB charging and storage for each passenger.
- The PC-24 is designed for operation on short, rough runways, making it suitable for transporting passengers to remote or unique locations as a cost-effective alternative to commercial airlines.
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