For more than twenty-five years, Jetfly has been developing its Shared Ownership Program, focusing in particular on the Pilatus PC-12, a turboprop aircraft renowned for its versatility, reliability, and ability to access more than 3,500 airports and airfields across Europe. Designed to address the new mobility challenges faced by executives and entrepreneurs, the PC-12 remains at the heart of the Luxembourg-based company’s development strategy.
As European leader in fractional ownership in business aviation, Jetfly continues to expand its Fractional Ownership Program, relying primarily on its Pilatus fleet, which is designed to offer greater flexibility, efficiency, and freedom of travel to its owners.
At the heart of this approach is the Pilatus PC-12, a single-engine turboprop developed by the Swiss manufacturer Pilatus. Renowned for its operational performance and great versatility, the PC-12 can operate from short runways, including grass and snow-covered surfaces, offering privileged access to numerous regional airports and exclusive destinations across Europe.

Thanks to this unique capability, the Pilatus PC-12 allows users to fly closer to their final destination while significantly reducing travel time. This flexibility meets the expectations of a new generation of business travelers seeking fast, discreet mobility solutions tailored to today’s demands. Pilatus PC-12 also stands out for its comfort and versatility. Its spacious cabin can accommodate up to eight passengers and offers ample cargo capacity thanks to a wide cargo door, suitable for bulky items such as golf bags or skis. The aircraft thus combines operational efficiency with a premium travel experience.
The company also recently acquired a second PC-12 PRO, strengthening its operational capabilities and reaffirming its commitment to providing excellent service to its customers.

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