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    Pilatus PC-7 - Wikipedia

    • The Pilatus PC-7 Turbo Trainer is a low-wing tandem-seat training aircraft, designed and manufactured in Switzerland by Pilatus Aircraft. The aircraft is capable of all basic training functions, including aerobatics, instrument, tactical, and night flying. The PC-7 was developed from the preceding piston-powered Pilatus P-3, largely differing by the adoption of a turbo… 展开

    Development

    Work on what would become the PC-7 commenced during the 1960s. It was based on the earlier piston-powered Pilatus P-3, the initial prototype being produced from the existing prototype P-3, principally differing by the substitutio… 展开

    Operational history

    All export sales of the PC-7 are subject to approval by the Swiss Government, whose authorisation is required prior to any delivery taking place. The sale of combat-capable aircraft has been a controversial matter at times, … 展开

    Variants

    • PC-7 : two-seat basic trainer aircraft, powered by PT6A-25A engine rated at 410 kilowatts (550 shaft horsepower).
    • PC-7 Mk.II M : a development of the PC-9's airframe and avionics, retaining the PC-7's wing to mount external s… 展开

    How many Pilatus trainers are being delivered to the IAF?
    Deliveries are currently underway under an ‘accelerated induction plan’ that has seen Pilatus deliver 33 trainers to the IAF, less than two years after contract signature. On an average, the IAF is taking delivery of two aircraft every month with the aircraft being flown down from Stans in Switzerland, over multiple hops.
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