N220RS

This airframe, registered as N220RS, is a 2022 build of the Pilatus PC-24 with serial number 260. The aircraft is co-owned by BERGMANTWO LLC, based in Vandalia, Ohio, United States, and operates on a US registration; no other ownership transfers or notable registry actions are recorded in the provided data. As a late-production PC-24 configured and certificated for multi-role light business jet operations, the airframe carried an indicated market value of $11,990,000 at the time of the data snapshot and is presented in typical executive condition for its model year.

The cabin for this PC-24 is noted as supporting typical executive arrangements such as 6+2 / 8-passenger layouts with a 9-seat certificate seating option available depending on operator configuration; the entry emphasizes operator-dependent certification for maximum seating. Avionics are typically the Pilatus Advanced Cockpit Environment, recorded as Pilatus Advanced Cockpit Environment (ACE) / Honeywell ACE (typical) for the model, providing a modern integrated flight deck for single- or two-pilot operations. Given its 2,000 nm range and high-speed cruise capability, typical missions for this airframe include transcontinental point-to-point executive transport and regional charter work from its Vandalia, OH base, with operational profiles favoring short-field performance and flexible cargo/passenger mixes. Maintenance considerations align with the PC-24 fleet standards and Williams FJ44-series engine support networks.

The Pilatus PC-24 family occupies a niche as a light business jet with utility-class capabilities, blending cabin flexibility with short-field performance and a higher payload-range than some peer Very Light Jets. Competing models in the segment include other light-to-midsize business jets that offer similar speed and range, though the PC-24’s cargo-door and flexible interior set it apart in charter and utility roles. Buyer and charter demand for PC-24s has been driven by operators seeking a versatile platform; resale and maintenance considerations include adherence to factory maintenance programs and engine support for the Williams FJ44-4A-QPM powerplants, which influence lifecycle value and operating economics.