PC-24 Business Jet will be Presented for the First Time at LABACE 2022

PC-24 Business Jet will be Presented for the First Time at LABACE 2022

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Amaro Aviation is present at the 17th edition of LABACE – the largest business aviation fair in Latin America – which takes place between the 9th and 11th of August, at Congonhas Airport, in São Paulo. The company will take the PC-24 executive jet, from Swiss manufacturer Pilatus Aircraft, to the event. Both will be at the fair for the first time.

 

The PC-24 is the only aircraft that combines the versatility of a turboprop with the cabin size of a medium jet and the performance of a light jet. It is a business jet designed to operate on short runways and even without paving. The aircraft accommodates up to ten passengers and up to two crew members.

 

LABACE was suspended for two years, due to the pandemic, and now it returns to celebrate the good moment of executive aviation in the country. The event is organized by the Brazilian General Aviation Association (ABAG).

 

"LABACE return is an important milestone for the sector, as it shows that business aviation is growing more and more in Brazil, with great potential for expansion, especially with the sharing system, offered since last year with the change in legislation" , says Marcos Amaro, CEO of Amaro Aviation.

 

Amaro Aviation announced recent acquisitions: an Embraer Phenom 300E, which is expected to arrive in the company's fleet in 2024, and three Cessna Grand Caravan EX aircraft, scheduled to be delivered in the second quarter of 2023.

 

Currently, the company has two aircraft in its fleet: a PC-24 — which will be at the event — and a PC-12 NGX, considered the best aircraft in the world in its category.

 

Founded in 2020 in São Paulo, Amaro Aviation is a private business aviation company. The company, conceived by CEO Marcos Amaro, soon attracted investors and tried to assemble a team of top executives, combining professionals with extensive experience in the executive and commercial aviation sectors.

 

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