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The PAC 750XSTOL (extremely short take off and landing), formerly PAC 750XL, is an all metal, low wing monoplane with a fixed tricycle undercarriage, designed and manufactured by New Zealand-based Pacific Aerospace. It is powered by a 750 hp Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 turboprop engine and is certified for single pilot operation.

Initially the PAC 750XSTOL targeted the skydiving market before branching out into wider passenger and utility operations. The cabin can be outfitted with up to nine passenger seats or with cargo holds, and there is an optional 1,000 lb capacity cargo pod that attaches to the belly.

The PAC 750XSTOL combines the engine and wings of its stablemate, the PAC Cresco, with a large fuselage and modified tail. After its maiden flight in 2001, the horizontal tail surfaces were redesigned before the type entered production. FAA certification was received on 10 March, 2004.

March 2018 saw the launch of an updated variant, the Super-Pac XL, with a 900hp PT6A-140A and a four-blade Hartzell propeller.

The F-25 Fire Catcher is an aerial firefighting variant introduced in 2021. It is based on the P-750 agricultural aircraft and is equipped with a PT6-140A engine and a 3,000 litre hopper that can provide up to 2,500 litres of water-based fire retardant. The conversion includes an hydraulics pack, fire gate and a 600 lb increase in payload.

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News from Business Air News

Pacific gears up to produce firefighting F-25

September 1, 2020

Based on the P-750 agricultural aircraft, the F-25 will be equipped with the PT6-140A engine and a 3,000 litre hopper in order to provide 2,500 litres of fire retardant. It is currently available for the 2021 fire season.

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Aeroclub Gdanski selects P-750 for dependable skydiving

April 13, 2018

Upgrading from a venerable Antonov to the latest Pacific Aerospace P-750 turboprop, one Polish skydiving centre is moving firmly into the 21st century. Demand is heavy, and the new aircraft will allow Aeroclub Gdansk to increase flight numbers beyond twelve a day.

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Polish skydiving club brings New Zealand's P-750 to Europe

August 2, 2016

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Moscow PTC first to operate P-750 in Russia

September 12, 2013

Moscow's Parachute Training Centre is to take delivery this month of a P-750 XSTOL turboprop, produced by Pacific Aerospace.

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March 12, 2012

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