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Levaero Aviation announced on June 27 that the Pilatus PC-24 business jet has received Transport Canada certification. Levaero is the exclusive distributor of the PC-24 in Canada, and customer deliveries will begin immediately.
The PC-24 achieved European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification in December 2017. Since then, more than 30 PC-24 aircraft have been delivered and have flown over 6,000 hours globally in various operating environments, ranging from corporate transport to aeromedical critical care.
Following the success of Pilatus’ wildly-popular PC-12, the PC-24 proves that the sky’s the limit when it comes to aviation innovation. The aircraft’s unique features make it the only Super Versatile Jet in the world. Operators have access to almost twice as many airports worldwide, largely due both to the jet’s ability to safely land on unpaved surfaces, as well as its class-leading short-field performance. With the performance and operating economics of a light jet, this spacious flat-floor aircraft will totally transform air travel for its customers.
“Introducing customers to the first-ever Pilatus business jet is an important milestone for Levaero,” said Robert Arnone, CEO of Levaero Aviation. “We’re honoured to be Canada’s sole provider of an aircraft that offers this level of cutting-edge technology.”
Other standout features of the PC-24 include larger cabin space with flexible interior configuration, greater payload capabilities, improved safety and Quiet Power Mode. Passengers will experience the gold standard of air travel with the aircraft’s well-appointed interior.
“The PC-24 is going to be a game-changer within the Canadian aviation landscape, especially given its unique varied mission capabilities,” added Stan Kuliavas, Levaero Aviation’s vice-president, Sales and Business Development. “With its off-road capabilities and versatility, this aircraft will allow travelers to complete their individualized missions more efficiently than with any other jet.”
The PC-24 is now available for purchase in Canada with the first Canadian-registered aircraft to be delivered this summer.
