The PC-24’s endurance has also reached an astonishing 3,610 kilometres, similar to the Phenom 300. The PC-24 is a twin-engine light jet developed by the Swiss manufacturer Pilatus. The aircraft received EASA and FAA type certification on December 7, 2017. The PC-24’s design is attributed to the feedback of small jets from passengers who wish to retain short-runway capabilities while achieving greater range and speed. Pilatus claims that the PC-24 is unique because of its excellent take-off and landing distance, and its ability to use unpaved runways and grass strips, allowing the aircraft to enter more than 21,000 jets that cannot be used by other jets. The PC-24’s cruising range has reached a staggering 3,680 kilometres, similar to the Phenom 300.
Therefore, if you want to travel to destinations such as Gstaad or Saint-Tropez, this private jet is the ideal choice for you.
In addition to high performance, the Pilatus 24 also provides the interior space and comfort of a medium jet at the price of a light jet. It has the longest and widest cabin in its class and provides the largest amount of luggage space, which can be easily reached through its standard cargo door.
1.55m
| Manufacturer | Pilatus |
| Model | PC-24 |
| Speed | 815 km/h |
| Range | 3729 km |
| Hourly Rate | 2700 €/hour |
| Purchase Price | 8 000 000 € |