Modesto Jet Center has added a Pilatus PC-24 jet to the company's management operations. The light business jet will also be added to the company's Part 135 charter operations. Built for operation landing on shorter fields, the Pilatus PC-24 offers a large cabin with room for six executive seats plus an aft divan that converts into a full-size bed, as well as a completely flat floor.
Located in the heart of the California Central Valley, Modesto Jet is flight minutes away from the Bay Area, making it an ideal option for Bay area private charter travelers. The growing charter fleet now includes a two PC-24 light business jets, two Nextant 400 light jets, King Airs and PC-12s.
General Manager Otto Wright commented: “We continue to build a fleet of aircraft with the breadth and capabilities for a variety of missions. Because our fleet is centrally-located, we are able to service charter clients all over Northern California and the Central Valley with a level of service that most operators can’t compete with.”
Modesto Jet Center offers customers fuel sales, line service, aircraft management, charter, and acquisition and brokerage services with the attention to detail customers have come to expect from the FBO’s team. As an Avfuel-branded FBO, Modesto Jet Center offers customers competitive prices with Avfuel Contract Fuel and lucrative rewards with AVTRIP.

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