Pilatus Pc-12

[Cargo69]

Does the Pilatus PC-12 require an MEL, and if so why?

 

[JohnE]

Does the Pilatus PC-12 require an MEL, and if so why?

Single engine turbo-prop. Could theoretically fly it with a private pilot non instrument rated. Although your insurance company might think differently. Turbo jet, over 12,500 lbs , or if the FAA specifically requires it, a type rating would be needed (not in this case). From what I understand, the PC-12 is a very safe aircraft. If I could somehow muster the $1.5+ Million to purchase, I would. Show them bitches who's King....imp:

 

[BushwickBill]

I flew a seminole with a MEL so I guess as long as you get the FAA to agree to send you an LOA your golden.

 

[mckpickle]

WTF????? You are talking about a Minimum Equipment List right?

 

[JohnE]

I flew a seminole with a MEL so I guess as long as you get the FAA to agree to send you an LOA your golden.

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

dumb-dee-dumb-dumb. Yo! Respekt. :smash:

 

[Cargo69]

WTF????? You are talking about a Minimum Equipment List right?

Yes, wondering

 

[Cargo69]

WTF????? You are talking about a Minimum Equipment List right?

Yes, wondering if the PC-12 is over 12,500

 

[JohnE]

WTF????? You are talking about a Minimum Equipment List right?

I assumed he meant multi-engine land.

 

[JohnE]

Yes, wondering if the PC-12 is over 12,500

less than 12,500.. About 10,500 at gross.

 

[Cargo69]

less than 12,500.. About 10,500 at gross.

So based on it being less than 12,500 it does not REQUIRE an MEL, correct?