N299AF

The airframe bearing tail number N299AF is a 2023-built example of the Pilatus PC-24, serial 299, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. Ownership is recorded to RIGI Inc (a corporation based in Portsmouth, NH), which is the listed operator and registrant under the US registry. The airframe’s build year and serial align with a recent production example and the aircraft carries a reported market valuation of $11,134,960 in current records. No additional change-of-ownership or significant registry events are published beyond its current corporate registration.

The subject airframe is outfitted in an executive eight-seat configuration listed as Executive 8-seat layout (PlaneSense configuration), indicating a focus on corporate transport and executive mission profiles. Its avionics suite is documented as the Pilatus ACE (Advanced Cockpit Environment), a Honeywell-based avionics fit that supports modern navigation, communications, and flight management typical for high-performance light jets. With a 2,000 nm range and a cruise speed of 440 kts, typical operations for this aircraft would center on medium-to-long domestic and transborder missions emanating from its home port of Portsmouth, NH, serving corporate travel and on-demand executive transport. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe would follow manufacturer schedules for the twin Williams FJ44-4A engines and the avionics baseline; no special modifications or unique amenities beyond the PlaneSense executive layout are published.

As a member of the Pilatus PC-24 family, this airframe occupies a performance niche characterized by a combination of runway flexibility, cabin executive layout, and light‑jet speed and altitude capability. Competing models in its market segment typically include other light-to-super-light jets that offer similar range and cruise performance, placing this PC-24 as a contender for buyers seeking eight‑seat executive utility. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe will reflect its recent build year (2023), the factory-installed Honeywell-based Pilatus ACE avionics, and the twin Williams FJ44-4A powerplants, all factors that influence demand among corporate operators and charter providers.