Pilatus PC-7Jet Aircraft

This Pilatus PC-7 (N50GL) is a well-maintained turbine military trainer with 3,836 total hours on the airframe and a clean operational history. The aircraft has always been hangared and shows no damage history, with 7,494 landings recorded. Power comes from a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-25A engine with 3,836 hours since new and 952 hours since overhaul, paired with a Hartzell HC-B3TN-2F propeller on the same maintenance schedule (3,000-hour TBO). The airframe received fresh paint in 2021 and features functional upgrades including ferry tanks with 1,678 lbs usable capacity for extended 1,500 nm range at 20,000 ft, an oxygen system, and Whelen LED lighting.

The panel is equipped with dual Trig TY92 COM radios, dual Collins VIR-30A NAV units, a Garmin GX375/GI275 GPS setup, Collins DME-40, and an Artex ELT-ME406. While the listing doesn't specify the year of manufacture, this PC-7 presents as a turnkey military-capable trainer with recent cosmetic attention and well-documented systems. Its maintenance tracking shows the engine and propeller are approaching their 3,000-hour TBO interval, an important consideration for prospective operators. The aircraft's configuration with ferry tanks and oxygen support suggests readiness for both training missions and long-distance ferry operations.