Albinati Aeronautics erweitert seine Flotte um einen Pilatus PC-24

A New Addition to the Super Light Jet Segment

Albinati Aeronautics has added a Pilatus PC-24 to its managed fleet. Registered 9H-JAAL under the operator's Maltese AOC, the aircraft entered service at the end of March 2026 and is based in Annecy (LFLP).

The addition strengthens the operator's presence in the super light jet segment while broadening the range of aircraft available across its charter fleet.

Designed for Operational Flexibility

The PC-24 was selected primarily to meet its owner's operational requirements. Developed for predominantly European missions, the aircraft combines business jet performance with the flexibility required to operate from a wider range of airports.

Particularly suited to shorter runways, the PC-24 provides access to destinations that remain inaccessible to many conventional business jets. Its large cargo door further supports operational versatility across a variety of mission profiles.

The aircraft also reflects Pilatus' longstanding expertise in designing versatile aircraft suited to demanding operating environments.

Continuing Fleet Development

The owner selected Albinati Aeronautics for the management of the aircraft, building on the company's operational experience with the PC-24 type.

With more than 20 aircraft under management, the fleet continues to evolve in line with a broad range of operational requirements. The planned arrival of an Embraer Praetor 600 and a Gulfstream G500 will further expand the operator's capabilities across multiple mission profiles.

This addition reinforces the operator's long-term development strategy.