Turboprop
The Pilatus PC-12 is a single-engine turboprop designed for travellers who require efficient private charter access, practical cabin comfort and strong performance at smaller airports.
With its versatile cabin, dependable range and ability to operate from shorter runways, it is a strong choice for regional business travel, private leisure flights, remote destinations and flexible point-to-point itineraries.
The Pilatus PC-12 is designed for efficient regional travel, short-runway access and dependable performance at airports that may be less practical for many jet aircraft.
Its turboprop design provides charter clients with a strong combination of range, fuel efficiency and operational flexibility. This makes it suitable for business trips, remote destination travel, private leisure flights and point-to-point itineraries requiring access to a wider selection of airports.
With its short-field performance and efficient cruise profile, the Pilatus PC-12 provides a practical aircraft option for regional missions, smaller airport access and private routes where flexibility is as important as speed.
The Pilatus PC-12 cabin is designed to provide practical comfort within a versatile turboprop platform.
Its interior can accommodate business travellers, families, leisure passengers and small groups while providing the flexibility required for luggage, equipment and remote travel requirements.
The Pilatus PC-12 interior is particularly suitable for travellers seeking the privacy of a dedicated aircraft combined with a cabin designed for passenger comfort and versatile mission requirements.
The Pilatus PC-12 cockpit is designed to support efficient flight operations, strong situational awareness and dependable performance across regional routes.
Depending on the aircraft variant, the cockpit may feature advanced Honeywell avionics supporting navigation, flight planning, weather awareness and pilot workload management.
The Pilatus PC-12 flight deck supports efficient private charter operations by helping flight crews manage regional routes, changing weather conditions and smaller airport environments.
The Pilatus PC-12 is commonly selected for private routes requiring efficient regional access, shorter-runway capability and flexible airport selection.
Its performance makes it particularly suitable for business journeys, resort access, mountain destinations, island routes and remote communities.
These routes demonstrate how the Pilatus PC-12 can support regional private travel with practical range, short-runway performance and access to destinations that may be less convenient for larger aircraft.
ACC Aviation helps clients arrange Pilatus PC-12 charter options for journeys requiring regional efficiency, flexible airport access and practical cabin comfort.
Our team considers your route, passenger numbers, luggage requirements, runway needs, aircraft availability and budget to help identify a suitable turboprop charter solution.
For business trips, remote destination travel, island routes, mountain airports and private leisure flights, the Pilatus PC-12 provides a versatile way to travel directly and efficiently.
The Pilatus PC-12 is valued for its ability to operate from shorter runways and smaller airports, making it a practical option for reaching destinations that larger private jets may not serve as easily.
Although the Pilatus PC-12 is a turboprop, it offers a comfortable private cabin with executive seating options, making it suitable for both business and leisure charter journeys.
The aircraft’s large cargo door and adaptable cabin make it well suited to passengers travelling with luggage, equipment or mission-specific items on regional private routes.
Get in touch with one of ACC Aviation’s dedicated charter brokers to discuss your travel requirements and budget.
Manufacturer | Pilatus Aircraft |
Model | Pilatus PC-12 |
Engine | One Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6E-67XP turboprop engine |
Engine Power | Approximately 1,200 shaft horsepower |
Passenger Capacity | Up to nine passengers, depending on the configuration |
Cabin Length | Approximately 16 feet 11 inches |
Cabin Width | Approximately 5 feet |
Cabin Height | Approximately 4 feet 10 inches |
Baggage Capacity | Approximately 40 cubic feet, depending on the configuration |
Maximum Range | Up to 1,765 nautical miles |
Maximum Cruise Speed | 290 KTAS |
Long-Range Cruise Speed | Varies according to the mission profile, payload and operating conditions |
Maximum Altitude | 30,000 feet |
Take-Off Distance | Approximately 2,485 feet |
Landing Distance | Approximately 2,170 feet, depending on the aircraft variant and operating conditions |
Maximum Take-Off Weight | Approximately 10,450 pounds |
Maximum Landing Weight | Approximately 9,921 pounds |
Fuel Capacity | Approximately 2,704 pounds |
Avionics Suite | Honeywell Primus Apex avionics, depending on the aircraft variant |
Cabin Zones | Honeywell Primus Apex avionics, depending on the aircraft variant |
Crew | Certified for single-pilot operation, with crew requirements determined by the operator, aircraft configuration and mission profile |
Special Features | Single-engine turboprop efficiency, short-runway capability, flexible cabin configurations, a large cargo door and dependable regional performance. The aircraft is particularly suitable for business travel, leisure journeys, remote destinations and smaller airport access. |
Quick answers to frequently asked questions about the Pilatus PC-12.
The Pilatus PC-12 is frequently selected because it combines private cabin comfort with access to smaller airports and shorter runways.
It is particularly useful for regional journeys where flexibility, direct routing and airport access are more important than jet speed.
The Pilatus PC-12 can typically carry up to nine passengers, depending on its cabin configuration.
Some aircraft may offer fewer seats to provide additional luggage capacity, executive seating or mission-specific flexibility.
Yes. The Pilatus PC-12 is well suited to remote destinations because of its turboprop efficiency, short-runway performance and versatile cabin design.
It can be a strong option for mountain airports, island routes, rural airfields and regional business destinations.
The Pilatus PC-12 is a turboprop and generally travels more slowly than a light jet. However, it can provide greater airport flexibility, efficient regional performance and strong short-field capability.
This makes it practical for routes where direct access and operational versatility are the main priorities.
ACC Aviation considers your route, passenger numbers, runway requirements, luggage needs, aircraft availability and budget when coordinating a Pilatus PC-12 charter.
Our charter specialists provide clear guidance throughout the planning process to help match the aircraft and itinerary to your travel requirements.
Get in touch with the ACC Aviation team, and we’ll help you find the perfect solution.
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