GOODWOOD, ENGLAND – A PC-24 landed on a grass runway in Goodwood last week for the legendary Festival of Speed. The Pilatus PC-24 is the first ever business jet to land at this field.

The PC-24 landed on the grass runway at Goodwood Aerodrome and was on display for the general public to admire throughout the Festival of Speed from 4 to 7 July 2019.

In April of this year, the very first PC-24 of the Australian Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) arrived in Australia.

The Pilatus PC-24 Super Versatile Jet is the first business jet worldwide designed to take off and land on very short or unpaved runways, and to come with a cargo door as standard. It also boasts an extremely spacious cabin whose interior can easily be adapted to personal requirements.

The outstanding flexibility of the PC-24 opens the door on an enviable spectrum of possibilities – whether as a business jet or ambulance aircraft. All this makes it a Super Versatile Jet, an aircraft designed to fulfil a wide variety of individual mission profiles.

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(Image: from Pilatus Aircaft video on YouTube)