N562DB

This entry documents the airframe N562DB, a 2025-built Pilatus PC-24 bearing serial number 588. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by PILATUS BUSINESS AIRCRAFT LTD (listed as a Non Citizen Corporation) with a recorded location of Broomfield, CO, US. The airframe reflects a current factory-spec configuration and carries an estimated market value of $13,000,000. No additional ownership history or interim registry events are published for this specific tail number beyond its recorded owner and US registration.

The aircraft is outfitted in the Pilatus-standard executive cabin configuration, a typical 6–9-place layout with a flat floor, forward enclosed lavatory and an aft cargo door; the fit is described as quick-change/combi-capable to support rapid reconfiguration between passenger and cargo roles. Avionics are factory-fitted Pilatus ACE—Honeywell Primus Epic-based—featuring four 12-inch displays, SmartView synthetic vision and graphical flight planning to support single-crew or two-crew operation in business or charter missions. With a practical long-range of approximately 2,040 nm and a cruise speed near 440 kts, typical operational profiles for this airframe include short- to mid‑range business trips, on-demand charter, and utility/combi missions out of its documented operator base in Broomfield, CO, US. Maintenance considerations follow factory schedules for Williams FJ44-4A engines and PC-24 airframe programs.

The Pilatus PC-24 occupies a niche between light and super-light business jets, offering a combination of short-field capability, a flat-floor cabin and a rear cargo door not common in many competitors. Competing types include light-cabin twinjets with similar mission ranges but often lack the PC-24’s aft cargo access and quick-change flexibility. Demand among owner-operators and charter operators favors the PC-24 for versatility; resale and maintenance considerations typically center on airframe hours, Williams FJ44-4A time-between-overhaul profiles, and the desirability of factory avionics packages such as Pilatus ACE.