The Pilatus PC-21 is originally a single-engine turboprop training aircraft, which was developed from the well-known PC-7.

The first flight of the original aircraft took place on July 1, 2002.

During our model implementation, special emphasis was placed on optimal flight characteristics and a true-to-life appearance.

This model also uses the proven wood composite construction.

We recommend the 55-60cc petrol engine or alternatively a brushless electric drive with 12S LiPo batteries.

The scope of delivery includes a specially developed electric retractable landing gear with scale shock absorbers.

An extensive accessory set with high-quality spinner, all linkages, wheels, tank and fittings is also included.

Technical data:

Wingspan = 1962mm

Length = 2312mm

Weight = 11kg

Area = 82.13 dm²

Wing loading = 153g/dm²

Spinner Ø = 115mm

7 channel - 9 servos