2011 Pilatus PC-12 NGTurboprop Aircraft

This 2011 Pilatus PC-12NG presents as a well-equipped Australian-registered turboprop with 7,141.5 total airframe hours and 5,783 landings. Powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67P engine with 6,380.42 hours since new (HSI completed July 2024 at 6,161.2 hours), the aircraft benefits from an extended 5,000-hour TBO under Australian regulations. The Hartzell HC-E4A-3 propeller shows 4,790.83 hours since new.

Configured for executive transport with a 6+2 leather club seating arrangement and foldout tables, the aircraft features Matterhorn White livery with blue and gold stripes. The PC-12NG's mission flexibility is enhanced by its large cargo door and short-field capability. The Honeywell Apex avionics suite includes dual FMS, GPS, COM/NAV, weather radar, TCAS, EGPWS, and ADS-B Out, complemented by dual PFDs/MFDs with electronic charts. Recent maintenance includes the engine HSI, and the aircraft is equipped with a wireless flight deck and large oxygen bottle, making it suitable for executive, medevac, or cargo operations. Currently based in Cairns, this PC-12NG offers a versatile platform with modern systems.