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Sat, May 04, 2019

U-Haul International Takes Delivery Of The First Of Two PC-24s

Airplane Handed Over During Ceremony At Company's Broomfield, CO Facility

In a ceremony held at Pilatus Business Aircraft’s facility in Broomfield, CO, the Swiss aircraft manufacturer delivered the first of two PC-24 Super Versatile Jets to US customer U-Haul International.

In a stylish paint scheme featuring the distinctive U-Haul orange livery, the 27th production PC-24 aircraft took to the skies for its new home base in Phoenix, AZ, where it will join a U-Haul fleet that includes two PC-12s.  

On hand to accept the keys to their first PC-24 was Joe Shoen, Chairman of AMERCO, parent company of U-Haul International. “We are delighted to start flying this great new aircraft. When Pilatus announced the new jet, we were confident that it would be a real workhorse that, alongside our two PC-12s, would help us manage our growing operations throughout North America," Shoen said. We have been eagerly looking forward to this day.”

"We are extremely pleased to have the honour of delivering the first of two PC-24s to U-Haul International, one of our great, long-time customers. Joe Shoen and his flight department have been on board with Pilatus and the PC-24 since we first introduced the concept to them more than five years ago," said Thomas Bosshard, CEO of Pilatus subsidiary Pilatus Business Aircraft. "Throughout the development and certification of the aircraft they’ve been looking forward to this day, and we are thrilled to celebrate it with them.”

With the aircraft now in operation, the global fleet of PC-24s has accumulated over 4,000 flight hours, with the fleet leader already clocking up more than 1,100 flight hours.

(Image provided with Pilatus news release)

FMI: www.pilatus-aircraft.com

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