Key specifications
| Published range: upgraded aircraft | 2,000 nm / 3,704 km with six passengers; deliveries from 2024 |
|---|---|
| Maximum cruise speed | 440 KTAS / 815 km/h at flight level 280 |
| Cabin height / width | 5 ft 1 in / 5 ft 7 in |
| Cargo door opening | 49 in wide × 51 in high |
| Seating layouts | Executive configurations include six seats, eight seats and optional divan layouts |
Published figures are model references. Range, speed and maximum seating figures may use different operating assumptions; they are not simultaneous guarantees. A nautical mile (nm) is 1.852 km. Confirm the aircraft and cabin layout in your proposal.
Manufacturer references: Pilatus: PC-24 upgrade announced October 2023 for deliveries from 2024 · Pilatus: PC-24 technical fact sheet (PDF).
When should you consider the Pilatus PC-24?
Include the PC-24 when your itinerary involves bulky luggage or a preferred airport that needs a careful suitability check. Ask the charter team to compare its proposed arrival airport and ground transfer with a conventional light-jet itinerary. Equipment dimensions and passenger needs should drive the discussion; the aircraft's versatility does not automatically make every airfield or load acceptable.
Cabin, seating and luggage
Pilatus specifies a flat cabin floor and an aft cargo door measuring 49 by 51 inches. Those features can make loading arrangements worth discussing, but the actual seats and baggage partition determine usable space. Send dimensions and weights for skis, sports equipment or bulky cases. If you need a bed, confirm the optional divan on the aircraft offered rather than assuming every PC-24 has one.
How far can it fly?
The upgraded PC-24 reference is 2,000 nautical miles with six passengers. The technical sheet assumes one pilot, long-range cruise and specified reserve fuel. Pilatus describes this as a 200-nautical-mile improvement at the same six-passenger load, so an earlier aircraft should not automatically inherit the upgrade's range. Confirm the version and have the operator assess your crew, passengers and luggage.
How much does a Pilatus PC-24 charter cost?
A current price needs your route, dates, passenger count and aircraft availability. An hourly rate alone does not establish the total trip cost. Ask whether positioning flights, airport charges, taxes, catering and any overnight or schedule-change costs are included.
Use our charter quote lookup for indicative category prices, then request a confirmed proposal with this model as your preference. The lookup does not guarantee a model-specific price or reserve an aircraft.
Can I request a PC-24 to use any unpaved airfield?
No. Pilatus describes paved- and unpaved-surface capability, but the operator must assess the specific runway, surface condition, weather and aircraft load. Ask whether the proposed aircraft and crew are approved and able to use your chosen airfield on the intended date, with a practical alternative if conditions change.
Aircraft to compare
Compare the PC-12 NGX when evaluating a turboprop for a shorter itinerary, and the Phenom 300E for a light-jet alternative. Use the same luggage list, passenger count and preferred airport. Ask whether differences in flight time or ground transfers change the value of each complete proposal.
| Aircraft | Range reference | Seating reference |
|---|---|---|
| Pilatus PC-24 | 2,000 nm | Confirm layout |
| Pilatus PC-12 NGX | 1,803 nm | Confirm layout |
| Embraer Phenom 300E | 2,010 nm | Confirm layout |
Manufacturer range calculations can use different passenger loads, crew, speeds and reserves. Maximum seating does not establish sleeping capacity. Ask for proposals based on the same trip requirements.
Questions for your Pilatus PC-24 trip
| Your priority | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Bulky sports or work equipment | Provide dimensions and weights, then confirm the cabin partition, loading clearance and payload. |
| A smaller or unpaved airfield | Request an operator assessment of the actual runway and conditions, plus a fallback airport. |
| Comparing older and newer PC-24s | Check the aircraft version: equal headline range figures can use different passenger-load assumptions. |
What to include in your request
- Airports, dates and preferred departure times.
- Passenger count, luggage and any pets or special requirements.
- Required sleeping places, catering and connectivity.
- Whether this model is essential or you would consider alternatives.
Learn how the charter process works and read our charter questions and answers.
Sources and review
Reviewed on 28 October 2026 using the manufacturer publications linked with the specifications. Model-era sources are used for older aircraft, so replacement models are not treated as the same aircraft. Trip-planning recommendations are Nohara Jets editorial guidance; your charter provider must confirm the aircraft and operating details.