| 1978 Pilatus PC-7 |
| Aircraft Type | Warbirds/Classics |
| Make | Pilatus |
| Condition | Used |
| Sale Type | For Sale |
| Currency | US $ |
| Price | $595,000 |
| Location | Germany |
| Registration No | N996GL |
| Serial Number | 101 |
| Year Built | 1978 |
| Total Time Airframe | 4836 |
| Comments |
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This first series PC-7, N996GL has been originally designed as a military trainer. This airplane, bearing the construction number 101, has been introduced in 1978 and completed its maiden flight on 18 August. Several air forces around the world, first and foremost the Swiss Air Force, selected the PC-7 to train professional military pilots because of the aircraft's capability to cover all aspects of basic training incl. aerobatics, tactical, instrument and night flying. The majority of 500 aircraft, designed and manufactured in Switzerland, is still in service today. However, there are only handful of these machines on the market. • Only 20 hrs since Hot Section Inspection performed by RUAG Aviation in July 2018
• Maintained by RUAG Aviation, Switzerland
• All SB up to date
• Always hangared
• Excellent condition, no damage history. |
| Engine Specifications |
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- Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-25A
- TSN 4'827 hrs
- TSO 1'539 hrs
- TBO 3000 hrs
Propeller: - Hartzell Propeller Inc. HC-B3TN-2F
- TSN 4827 hrs
- TBO 3000 hrs or
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| Avionics |
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- Trig TY91
- Trig TT22
- Kannad 406 AF-COMPACT
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| Additional Features |
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Airframe: - TSN 4'836 hrs
- Landings 11'994
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*PLEASE NOTE: Aircraft specifications are subject to verification by the purchaser. It is up to you as the purchaser to conduct your due diligence. Unless given to you in writing by the seller, no warranties are implied or given. Aircraft or parts may be withdrawn from sale at any time. If the price does not contain the notation that it is the total price, the price may or may not include costs such as Stamp Duty, Transfer fees, GST and other State or Federal charges. Please confirm price, fees, charges and features with the seller of the Aircraft or Part.
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