Pilatus PC-12 (PC-12/41, /45, /47), Specifications, Cabin & Range

Pilatus PC-12 (PC-12/41, /45, /47), exterior

Single TurbopropOut of production

Pilatus Aircraft

01 · Basic info

Pilatus PC-12 (PC-12/41, /45, /47)

The original PC-12 is a pressurized single-engine turboprop certified in Switzerland and the United States in 1994, with the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia as launch customer. Production variants were the PC-12/41, the PC-12/45 (maximum takeoff weight raised to 9,921 lb) and the PC-12/47 (10,450 lb), all powered by the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-67B with a conventional round-dial cockpit. It was succeeded by the PC-12 NG (PC-12/47E) in 2008.

Manufacturer: Pilatus Aircraft
Class: Single Turboprop
Production: Out of production
First delivery: 1994
Engines: 1 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-67B

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Photo: Bob Adams from George, South Africa · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

02 · Specifications

Technical data

Capacity

Flight crew: 1

Weights

Max take-off weight: 9,921 lb

Powerplant

Engines: 1 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-67B

Manufacturer-published or publicly documented type data, for orientation only. Figures vary with configuration, serial number, modifications and operating conditions. Not for flight planning. Values not publicly documented are omitted.

03 · Cabin layout

Cabin plan & cross-section

Cross-section data not published

Cabin width

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Cabin height

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Passenger cabinGalley / lavatoryBaggageEntrySchematic · indicative layout · not to scale

Club seating
Seating
Lavatory
Baggage

04 · Range map

Where the PC-12 (PC-12/41, /45, /47) can fly nonstop

Range data has not been published for this model.

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