Pilatus Thoughts Please

[414Flyer]

Internet search shows they merged with Omni flight, but their Native americans website still worked a few minutes ago

 

[PC12Cowboy]

linky????? lol

 

[psysicx]

Once you get a type in the PC-12 you can contact a sales rep for them and help clients meet the insurance requirements.A guy I know does that and gets paid to go on vacations.Some owners want more dual time to get more comfortable.

 

[HowlinMadMurdoc]

Once you get a type in the PC-12 you can contact a sales rep for them and help clients meet the insurance requirements.A guy I know does that and gets paid to go on vacations.Some owners want more dual time to get more comfortable.

Are you sure a type rating is required for the PC-12? The PC-12 max ramp is about 9965...my math isn't good but that would put the -12 at 2535 lbs less than the 12,500 requirement for type ratings.

I think you mean an aircraft checkout by Simcom then meeting a 50 hr solo requirement before being signed off to carry passengers.

HMM

 

[psysicx]

Yes you are right I meant a checkout.

 

[Jet Blast]

Yes, Native Air did fly Pc-12's. We had 5 of them based all over the country with 2 of them based in Arizona.

Native also flew a bunch of helicopters and had 2 jets (Citation Excel and Challenger). They did get bought out by Omniflight in Dallas. There is no link or proof, take it from me....I worked for them for a while.

The pilatus is under 12,000 (9961) so you only need a sign off. I got mine from Simcom in Scottsdale, AZ.

The mins. for the company were 2000 TT and an ATP just because of the CAMTS req. (some medical mumbo jumbo)

 

[414Flyer]

Did native air sell their PC-12s?