List of Pilatus PC-12 operators
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As of October 2019[update], 1,700 Pilatus PC-12s have been delivered.[1] Most are used in the civil market.
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Civilian
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Airline operators
- Air Bravo Corp
- Chrono Aviation
- Nakina Air Service
- North Star Air
- Pascan Aviation
- Wasaya Airways
- Tantalus Air
- Harbour Air[2]
- Jiangxi Express Airlines[citation needed]
- Alpha Aviation (12x PC-12)
- Hendell Aviation
- St Barth Executive (4x PC-12)
- Oriens Flight Operations
- JetFly
- Silver Flight
- Fly7 (23x PC-12)
- Advanced Air
- Alaska Seaplanes
- Boutique Air
- PlaneSense
- Surf Air
- Tradewind Aviation
- Labcorp
- Quest Diagnostics
- Aviation Charters, Inc
Other notable civil operators
- Royal Flying Doctor Service - operates 31 PC-12s for EMS/medical transport duties.[citation needed]
- Comair Flight Services (Charter) - operates 11 PC-12s
- South African Red Cross Air Mercy Service (Medevac) - operates 5 PC-12s
- Fireblade Aviation (Charter) - operates 2 PC-12s
- Execujet (Charter) - operates 8 PC-12s
- Absolute Aviation (Charter) - operates 1 PC-12 (1 known PC-12)
- PlaneSense (Fractional/Charter) - operates 35 PC-12s
Government
- Argentine National Gendarmerie - operates two PC-12s[4]
- Western Australia Police - operates two PC-12s for staff transport, search and rescue and disaster relief.[5]
- Northern Territory Police[6]
- South Australia Police[7]
- Ontario Provincial Police - PC-12/45 with a camera mounted under the fuselage
- Ornge - operates 10 PC-12 NG for aeromedical transport[8]
- Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- 1 PC-12 NG Federal Office of Civil Aviation[9]
- Bureau of Land Management - 1997 PC-12 N190PE - utility and fire logistics support. Use split between Alaska Fire Service and Boise NAO.[10]
- Colorado Department of Public Safety Division of Fire Prevention and Control - 2 PC-12 Spectre for wildland fire and SAR missions.[11]
- Customs & Border Protection - Office of Air & Marine (U.S. Department of Homeland Security)[12]
- NASA Glenn Research Center - 2008 PC-12 N990AG in support of NASA's Advanced Air Mobility mission[13]
- Phoenix Police Department (Arizona) - PC-12 Spectre N620FB - for surveillance and light transport duties.[14][15]
- Texas Department of Public Safety - 2 PC-12 Spectres, to provide air patrol, criminal surveillance and rescue. N219TX is named for the late Texas Highway Patrol Trooper Ernesto Alanis and based in Edinburg, Texas, and N243TX is named for the late Texas Ranger Bobby Paul Doherty and based in San Antonio[16][17][18]
- State Of Wisconsin - 3 PC-12s operated by Wisconsin Air Services to provide air transportation services for State and University of Wisconsin officials[19][20]
Military
- Bulgarian Air Force - operates one PC-12 for VIP and cargo transport.[21]
- Chadian Air Force - operated one aircraft modified with a FLIR turret, damaged in the July 2017 N'Djamena storm.[22]
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- Finnish Air Force - operates six PC-12NG aircraft as liaison aircraft.[23]
- Irish Air Corps - currently operates four aircraft, one PC-12NG aircraft in a utility transport role, and three PC-12M SPECTRE aircraft were delivered in September 2020 for reconnaissance and transport purposes.[24][25]
- South African Air Force - operates one PC-12 with 41 Squadron for VIP transport.[26]
- Swiss Air Force - operates one PC-12 for research flights and VIP transport.[27]
- United States Air Force - operates 35[28] PC-12 (designated U-28A), for special operations (Air Force Special Operations Command).[29]
- United States Navy - operates 1 PC-12NG[28]
Former operators
Civilian
Airline operators
Military
- Afghan Air Force - operates 18 PC-12NG[28] variants for special operations use. (Similar to USAF U-28A);[30] 13 were delivered in March 2015. In addition Sierra Nevada Corporation has provide five SIGINT aircraft by the end of the year.[31]
- USAF 318th Special Operations Squadron 1st Special Operations Group
References
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