N525AF

The airframe bearing tail number N525AF is a 2024 production example of the Pilatus PC-24, serial number 525, manufactured by Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. The aircraft is recorded as owned by the trust BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States; the registration reflects trust ownership and a US registry. As a recently built airframe its civil registration is listed as US, and the aircraft carries an estimated market value of $12,225,000 in industry records. Maintenance and condition highlights are consistent with a new 2024 build, with factory systems and avionics installed at delivery.

This specific PC-24 carries a factory-configurable cabin that can be arranged as a 6-seat executive, 8-seat double-club, or 10-seat commuter layout; the FAA registration record for N525AF lists 9 seats for this entry, indicating a custom interior choice between published configurations. The cockpit is fitted with a Honeywell Advanced Cockpit Environment (ACE) featuring dual 12" displays, synthetic vision system (SVS) and autothrottle, supporting single-pilot or two-pilot IFR operations common to the type. Typical missions for this airframe include short to mid‑range business transport and on-demand charter within its 2,000 nm range at cruise speeds near 440 kts, operating from regional bases out of Portsmouth, NH and across domestic US routes. Maintenance considerations follow Pilatus’ factory delivery standards and Williams engine support programs for the FJ44 series.

The Pilatus PC-24 family occupies a niche as a light business jet combining short-field capability with transcontinental cruise performance, typified by this airframe’s 45,000 ft service ceiling and 3,433 lbf engines. Competing models in the light-to-midsize segment include turbofan jets offering similar speed and range, but the PC-24’s multi-role cabin flexibility and rugged field performance differentiate demand from charter operators and corporate buyers. Resale and maintenance considerations center on engine program enrollment, avionics commonality — here the Honeywell ACE fit — and traceable ownership records such as the trust ownership of BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE, which can influence title transfer and commercial use.