Based in the French Alps, the aircraft’s short-runway capabilities allow charter customers to reach a wider range of airports across Europe’s business centres.
Albinati Aeronautics has added a new Pilatus PC-24 to its managed fleet, further expanding its charter offering and strengthening its presence in the super light jet segment.
Registered 9H-JAAL under the company’s Maltese AOC, the aircraft entered service at the end of March 2026 and is based at Annecy airport in France.
Available for charter, the PC-24 was selected primarily to meet its owner’s operational requirements. Designed largely for European missions, the aircraft combines business jet performance with the operational flexibility typically associated with turboprops.
Its ability to operate from shorter runways enables access to airports unavailable to many conventional business jets, helping passengers travel closer to their final destinations. The aircraft also incorporates one of the largest cargo doors in its category, supporting a wide range of business and leisure missions.
The owner selected Albinati Aeronautics to manage the aircraft based on the company’s experience with the PC-24 type.
The addition of 9H-JAAL further complements a managed fleet that spans every major business aviation segment, from very light jets through to ultra long-range aircraft.
Albinati Aeronautics currently manages more than 20 aircraft and plans further expansion, with an Embraer Praetor 600 and a Gulfstream G500 scheduled to join the fleet this month.
