Frequently Asked Questions

The Pilatus PC-12’s average cruising speed is 333 mph (537 km/hr).

The beauty of the Pilatus is its outstanding versatility. Depending on your specific needs, JetSwiss can help you locate an aircraft that allows for up to 10 passengers to fly comfortably. There are also cabin configurations with a large cargo space, business club seating, beds, and more.

As the ultimate source for all things Pilatus, JetSwiss frequently connects aircraft owners with professional Pilatus pilots. If you need a pilot for a single trip, or to operate your aircraft regularly, visit our Pilot Job Board to view available pilots or submit a request for a pilot.

We do not. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) strictly controls pilot training and licensing. To get a license to operate an aircraft, a pilot must pass medical, written, and practical exams, besides meeting requirements for hours spent in the air. If you have your pilot’s license and you want familiarization or mentored flying time (or your insurance insists on it), JetSwiss’s team of Pilatus experts are happy to help with this.

There are a variety of factors that determine how much a Pilatus is worth. With over 20 years of Pilatus experience, the team at JetSwiss understands every detail on a Pilatus and can make finding out how much your Pilatus is worth, along with finding a buyer for your Pilatus, easy for you. Get started by using our “What’s my plane worth?” tool!

Pilatus operating costs can differ depending on many factors. The length of the flight, number of passengers, price of fuel, parking fees, aircraft cleaning, on-board amenities, pilot rates, and more are all taken into consideration when determining operation costs. Request your membership with JetSwiss to receive access to our wealth of information about Pilatus operations, sales, acquisitions, management, and more!

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