German Armed Forces Receive First Pilatus PC-12 for Training, Transport
Turboprop aircraft to support test pilot training and logistical operations at Ingolstadt/Manching air base.
Pilatus Aircraft has delivered a PC-12 single-engine turboprop to the Technical and Airworthiness Center for Aircraft and Aeronautical Equipment of the German Armed Forces (WTD 61).
Stationed at Ingolstadt/Manching air base, it will be used for test pilot training and transporting personnel and material.
The PC-12 combines low operating costs with flexible mission capability and is expected to enhance operational readiness by supporting pilot standardization training and logistical transport.
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