Pilatus will reveal its highly touted new twin-engine business jet at EBACE next month, the company has said.
The Swiss manufacture has kept the project under a tight lid, saying only that the PC-24 jet will be its “biggest, fastest, most complex aircraft yet.” Reports have indicated the PC-24 is likely to seat up to eight passengers and feature twin Williams FJ44 engines and a cargo door.
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The PC-24 will be Pilatus’ first jet aircraft and will sit above the PC-12NG single-engine turboprop in the its lineup.
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