N292AF

This airframe, registered as N292AF, is a 2023-built Pilatus PC-24 with serial number 292. The aircraft is owned by JDWH LLC (a corporation) and carries United States registration US; no other operator or home base information is published. There are no publicly noted registry actions or ownership transfers beyond the recorded corporate ownership. The airframe's assessed market value at the time of record is $12,067,506, with condition details not otherwise published.

The cabin of this PC-24 is fitted in a typical executive six‑to‑eight place club configuration and features a flat‑floor 23 ft cabin length with a large external cargo door; optional divan and galley layouts are available and may be fitted to this airframe. Avionics are the Pilatus Advanced Cockpit Environment, a Honeywell Primus Epic‑based ACE suite that supports single‑pilot certification and modern flight‑deck automation. Typical mission profiles for this configuration include corporate point‑to‑point travel and light charter work over ranges up to 2,000 nm at cruise speeds near 440 kts, often operating into shorter runways enabled by the PC‑24’s design. Maintenance considerations follow twin‑engine light business jet practices for Williams FJ44‑4A powerplants and manufacturer‑recommended inspections; any specific maintenance history for this serial is not published.

The Pilatus PC‑24 family occupies the light twinjet niche offering a combination of turbofan performance with a spacious, flexible cabin and expeditionary capability compared with traditional light jets. With a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, a 440 kts cruise and 2,000 nm range, it competes with models in the light‑to‑super light category where buyers value short‑field performance and a large cargo door. Demand from corporate owners and charter operators has supported steady market interest, and resale considerations for this serial would weigh the documented value of $12,067,506, avionics fit (ACE), and the FJ44‑4A engine program status. Maintenance and part support follow established Pilatus channels and Williams engine support arrangements.