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Hello folks,

I have decided to let my PC-12 go as I spend far too little time in it to justify it. It's on the sale page for v$675,000, but I will sell it to a PE user for v$600,000. It has a 100 hour maintenance due in about 2 hours which will cost v$6,472.00. Feel free to PM or reply if interested. Details of the aircraft:

Aircraft ID 13868
Registration N30ML
Type Pilatus PC-12
Home 33AZ
Current Location P20
Equipment IFR/AP/GPS
Ownership Fee (monthly) $5,156.00
Fee Amount in Debt $0.00
Seats 11
Addtional Crew 0
Cruise (TAS) 270
GPH 45
Fuel Capacity 406
Fuel Type JetA
Engine Time 198:18:00
Airframe Time (next 100hr) 198:18 (01:44)

This aircraft will be sold back to the system on September 27th for v$515,565. If someone makes me a better offer before that date, the plane is yours.

ridikamus wrote:This aircraft will be sold back to the system on September 27th for v$515,565. If someone makes me a better offer before that date, the plane is yours.

I've already got one and don't have the cash - otherwise I would snag it...

ridikamus wrote:This aircraft will be sold back to the system on September 27th for v$515,565. If someone makes me a better offer before that date, the plane is yours.

I can do better than system price if it comes to that... but if someone else wants in before the time comes, don't let me stop you.

The PC12 is my favorite plane to fly. It's fast. It's advanced. Under FSE it's a serious v$ maker as long as you can keep it full.

When I bought my PC12, I had to ferry it across the entire United States to get into the PE coverage area. Here's a PC12 already in the PE coverage area.

For anyone out there looking to take FSE to another level, it would be hard to beat the PC12. It can operate out of smaller fields so it won't seem out of place flying FSE while online. The PC12 is not soooooo large that it's difficult to fly full (or almost full).

The aircraft sold today for the public sale price. Thanks to the folks who commented, and extra thanks to Tim for the lifeline offer even though it turned out to not be necessary!