The Pilatus PC-12 is widely regarded as the most versatile single-engine turboprop ever built. Its exceptional range, large cargo door, and ability to land on short grass strips make it a favorite among pilots and passengers alike. The cabin comfortably seats up to nine and features a flat floor, large windows, and optional executive interior configurations—ideal for both business travel and adventurous getaways.
Range
1,845 NM
Speed
285 KTAS
Capacity
8 PAX
Specifications
Cabin Height
4 ft 10 in
Lavatory
Enclosed
Cabin Width
5 ft 0 in
Galley
Refreshment center
Cabin Length
16 ft 11 in
Seating Capacity
Up to 9
Cabin Volume
330 cu ft
Baggage Capacity
40 cu ft
Interior
The PC-12's cabin measures 16 feet 11 inches long and 5 feet wide, with a flat floor that makes moving through the cabin easy. Executive configurations typically feature six club seats in premium leather with fold-out tables, plus additional seating options depending on the operator. The large cargo door on the left side of the fuselage doubles as an easy-access passenger entry — particularly convenient at airports without jet bridges or stairs. Pilatus offers the BMW Designworks interior on newer models, featuring sculpted seats, ambient LED lighting, and premium materials throughout. The enclosed lavatory is located at the rear. Large windows provide excellent natural light, and the pressurized cabin maintains comfort at cruising altitudes up to 30,000 feet. The PC-12's 40 cubic feet of baggage space is supplemented by the large cargo area, which can accommodate skis, golf clubs, and oversized gear.
Ideal Routes
The PC-12 is ideal for routes under 1,500 nautical miles, especially those involving smaller airports or challenging runway conditions. Its ability to operate from short grass strips and remote airfields makes it perfect for mountain destinations, island transfers, and rural retreats.
Comparison
The PC-12 competes with the Cessna Caravan and King Air 350. Against the Caravan, the PC-12 offers greater range (1,845 NM vs. 1,070 NM), faster cruise speed, and a more refined cabin — though at a higher hourly rate. Compared to the twin-engine King Air 350, the PC-12 provides similar range and a comparable cabin at lower operating costs. The PC-12's standout feature is its versatility: no other aircraft in its class matches its combination of range, short-field capability, and cabin comfort.
The Haute Jets Difference
Haute Jets has access to a robust network of PC-12 operators across North America and the Caribbean. Whether you're flying to a remote lodge, a Caribbean island, or a small regional airport, our team ensures every PC-12 charter meets our strict safety standards. Your dedicated advisor coordinates all logistics, from catering to ground transportation.
Common Questions
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The PC-12 seats up to 9 passengers, though executive configurations typically accommodate 6–8 for a more comfortable experience with larger seats and more legroom.
Yes. The PC-12 is certified for operations on unpaved runways, including grass and gravel strips. This makes it ideal for reaching remote destinations, ranches, and rural airfields that jets cannot access.
Yes. The PC-12's pressurized cabin allows comfortable cruising at altitudes up to 30,000 feet, above most weather and turbulence.
Absolutely. The flat floor, large cabin door, enclosed lavatory, and generous cargo space make the PC-12 excellent for family travel, especially to resort or adventure destinations that require smaller airport access.
Charter rates shown are estimated market averages and vary based on availability, route, departure date, and operator. Actual pricing is confirmed at the time of booking. Contact Haute Jets for a free quote on this aircraft.
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