
Aircraft class:
Turbo Prop
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Crew:
1 or 2 pilots
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Engines:
Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67B turboprop
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First delivered:
Late 1990s

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a range of up to 1,742 nautical miles, the Pilatus PC 12/45 is perfectly suited for regional travel and nonstop flights between city pairs such as Dallas to Chicago, Los Angeles to Aspen, or London to Nice. Its impressive short-field performance allows it to access runways as short as 2,500 feet, making remote and exclusive destinations more accessible than ever. | The PC 12/45 can maintain a high-speed cruise of 270 knots, cutting down travel times on busy days. Its rugged construction and reliable engine ensure confident operations in a wide variety of weather conditions, and a fuel burn of just 85 gallons per hour makes it one of the most efficient aircraft in its class. | The aircraft’s ability to land on grass, gravel, or paved runways adds unmatched flexibility, letting travelers fly closer to their final destination and avoid the congestion of major airports. For those seeking efficiency, comfort, and access to unique locales, the PC 12/45 is the ultimate choice.

The Pilatus PC 12/45 features a spacious, pressurized cabin with a flat floor and generous headroom, creating a comfortable environment for both work and relaxation. Cabin configurations typically offer seating for seven to nine passengers in plush, executive-style seats that can be arranged in a club layout or with a three-seat divan for added flexibility. | Premium finishes, wide windows, and advanced soundproofing deliver a bright, quiet atmosphere, while fold-out tables and power outlets make the cabin ideal for productivity on the go. A private aft lavatory and in-flight refreshment center enhance convenience for all onboard. | With 40 cubic feet of baggage space, the PC 12/45 easily accommodates skis, golf bags, and luggage for a full group, ensuring that both business and leisure travelers enjoy a seamless, elevated journey.




The PC 12/45 is not designed for transcontinental or long-haul international flights but is perfect for groups of up to nine travelers seeking direct access to regional destinations, remote resorts, or business centers. Its combination of efficiency, accessibility, and refined comfort makes it a top choice for those who value both style and practicality in their charter experience.


Typical seating for the Pilatus PC 12/45 is seven to nine passengers in a variety of executive or commuter arrangements, allowing for both business and leisure groups to travel in comfort.




Yes, the PC 12/45 offers a spacious, stand-up cabin that allows passengers to move freely during the flight, along with a private aft lavatory and a baggage compartment that holds up to 40 cubic feet of luggage.

For most regional U.S. and European routes, the PC 12/45 easily covers direct flights between major cities and remote destinations, though the longest coast-to-coast missions may require a quick fuel stop, which is typical for turboprops on extended legs.
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