Pilatus PC-6 Dash 27 Engine – Operating Costs & Specs

Pilatus PC-6 Dash 27 Engine – Operating Costs & Specs | Conklin & de Decker Improve decision-making and cost management with accurate, real-world variable and fixed costs data and performance specs for Pilatus PC-6 Dash 27 Engine and over 500 other aircraft. Pilatus PC-6 Dash 27 Engine Image

History: The high-wing tail dragger PC-6 was designed for utility roles. The first production aircraft were built with piston engines but were later replaced with turbine engines. The PC- 6 is renowned for its short takeoff and landing capability and holds the world’s record for highest landing for a fixed-wing aircraft at 18,856 feet on the Dhaulagiri glacier in Nepal.

The PC-6 made its first flight in 1959 and first flew with the Pratt & Whitney PT6A-27 in 1970.

Summary

NAME:: PC-6 Dash 27 Engine
MANUFACTURER:: Pilatus
Type:: Turboprops
RANGE:: 500 nm
SPEED:: 125 kts
PASSENGERS:: 7 people
ACQUISITION COST:: $1,935,000
ENGINES:: Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-27 1
AVIONICS:: Garmin 950
WINGSPAN:: 52.08 ft
IFR CERTIFIED:: Yes

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