2002 Pilatus PC-12/45Turboprop Aircraft

This 2002 Pilatus PC-12/45 (N427WA) presents a well-equipped turboprop with a comprehensive Garmin panel upgrade, making it a strong contender for both executive transport and utility missions. The aircraft shows 6,590 total hours with 5,663 landings, powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67B engine with 2,954 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) and 2,471 cycles remaining until its 3,600-hour TBO. The five-blade Hartzell HC-E4A-3D propeller has 699.8 hours since new. The avionics suite features dual Garmin G600 primary flight displays, complemented by a GTN 750/650 navigator pair, Bendix/King autopilot, and full ADS-B/WAAS/LPV capability for precision approaches.

The airframe received a 2014 refurbishment including a white/black with silver and red exterior paint scheme and a platinum executive interior configured for 10 passengers with a forward lavatory. The cabin features an eight-passenger seating arrangement in its current configuration. While the listing does not disclose recent maintenance details beyond the panel upgrades and refurbishment, the relatively low engine time since overhaul and modernized avionics package position this PC-12 as a turnkey solution for operators seeking a capable single-engine turboprop with IFR-ready systems.