2007 Pilatus PC-12/47Turboprop Aircraft

This 2007 Pilatus PC-12/47 presents as a well-maintained, low-time turboprop with only 2,206 total hours on both airframe and its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67B engine (serial PCE-PR0746), which retains 1,394 hours remaining until TBO. The aircraft has never sustained damage and has been exclusively hangared under private ownership since delivery in September 2007. A comprehensive 2023 Garmin avionics upgrade features dual GTN750TXi navigators, dual 10.6" G600 TXi PFDs with synthetic vision, GFC600 autopilot, GWX-75 weather radar, and GTX 345DR ADS-B transponder, making it fully IFR-capable with WAAS/LPV approaches.

The Hartzell 4-blade propeller was last overhauled in October 2021 with 171 hours since service. The executive interior showcases a BMW Platinum package with granite accents, six executive seats, and eight-place oxygen, while the exterior wears its original 2007 "Gipsy" color scheme. Operational highlights include a secondary engine chip detector, emergency power system, and supplemental air conditioning. With 2,218 landings logged and a recent status report available, this PC-12/47 offers a turnkey solution for private operators seeking a modernized single-engine turboprop.