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Latitude 33 Aviation
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Pilatus PC-12

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PC-12 NGX joins the fold at Latitude 33
A new NGX for Latitude 33 diversifies its offerings and strengthens its position in the charter market by providing a cost-effective, comfortable and versatile option.
The NGX is a powerful prop-osition.
Read this story in our May/June 2025 printed issue.

California-headquartered management and charter entity Latitude 33 Aviation has added a factory-new Pilatus PC-12 NGX to its fleet. The turboprop offers a combination of performance, comfort and efficiency, providing travellers with an exceptional private charter experience.

Renowned for its versatility, the Pilatus PC-12 NGX is the solution for a wide range of travel needs, from executive business trips to remote leisure getaways. With the ability to access shorter runways, the aircraft unlocks destinations beyond the reach of traditional jets, enhancing flexibility and convenience for Latitude 33 Aviation clients.

“We’re excited to add a brand-new 2024 PC-12 NGX to our fleet,” remarks Solomon Short, owner of Latitude 33 Aviation. “This beautiful aircraft not only diversifies our offerings but also strengthens our position in the charter market by providing a cost-effective, comfortable and versatile option. Its advanced technology, proven reliability and expanded operational capabilities align with our commitment to excellence in private aviation.”

Key features of the Pilatus PC-12 NGX include: factory-new delivery – advancements in avionics, aerodynamics and cabin design in one of the newest PC-12 NGXs available; unmatched versatility – able to land on short, unpaved and remote runways, reaching destinations inaccessible to traditional jets; cost-effective luxury – the efficiency of a turboprop without sacrificing comfort, making private aviation more economical; a spacious and comfortable cabin – designed with executive-style seating, large windows and advanced noise reduction for a smooth and relaxing flight experience; exceptional useful load – ideal for travellers carrying business equipment, outdoor gear or extra luggage; and engine reliability – powered by the Pratt & Whitney PT6, one of the most dependable turboprop engines in aviation.

Latitude 33 Aviation currently manages a diverse fleet of aircraft, ranging from turboprops to heavy jets, including multiple ultra-long-range aircraft. The addition of the Carlsbad-based Pilatus PC-12 NGX further underscores the company’s dedication to providing versatile, cost-efficient and luxurious private travel solutions.

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