10/15/2026
Most people won’t say it. They look at the Pilatus, count the propellers, and quietly wonder.
So: one engine. A Pratt & Whitney PT6 - flying since 1963, more than 500 million hours across the fleet. If it ever did stop, the PC-12 glides roughly 70 miles from altitude. That’s half an hour to choose where to land.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service has crossed the Australian outback in them for thirty years. The Air Force has logged 600,000 hours on the same airframe.
And that single engine is exactly why we can put you down on 2,000 feet of runway at the field closest to where you’re going.
Ask us anything. We fly this airplane ourselves.
