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tubes, static ports, and angle-of- attack vanes are replaced by “smart probes,” which incorporate all of those features into one unit. The single-point refueling panel allows the pilot to preselect a desired fuel quantity for the airplane; the system automatically closes the refueling valve when that quantity is reached so that the pilot need not make a calculation and tell the fueler precisely how many gallons the airplane should be serviced with. External servicing of the lavatory can be performed through a panel at the trailing edge of the right wing.A trimable stabilizer is a feature of big airplanes reminiscent of Boeings and Airbuses; elevator trim tabs are not used for trimming – instead the entire stabilizer leading edge moves up and down with an electric jackscrew. Also, a unique feature called a ventral rudder, located beneath the airplane’s tail cone, functions as an automatic yaw damper in all phases of flight, without having to be activated by the pilot.Starting the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW535-E engines is quite simple. The pilot simply has to rotate the engine knob from OFF to START, and then release the knob to the RUN position, and the engine starts on its own. There is no needExperience CountsThirty five years of serving General AviationPhoto courtesy of Pilatus Business Aircraft LTD / Photo by Jon Youngblut Photography140 E. Town Street, Suite 1400 • Columbus, Ohio 43215-1400 (614) 221-5773 • Fax: (614) 221-2411email: scope@parknationalbank.com www.ScopeAircraftFinance.comMember ofNational Aircraft Finance Association National Business Aviation AssociationF DowtyF HArtzellF MCCAuleyF Mt propellerF SenSeniCHF rApCo DiStributorF lArge inventoryF SAMe DAy SHippingF wooDwArD pt6A http://www.rockyprop.comF FACtory trAineD teCHniCiAnS Inc.Sixth Sixthe-mail: rockyprop@rockyprop.com4/C Ad 4/C AdF worlD ClASS wArrAnty Inc.F unCoMproMiSeD QuAlityF CoMpetitive priCeS2865 Airport Drive F erie, Co 80516FAx: 303-665-7164 F faa/EaSa crS fr6r545n8 • TWIN & TURBINEOCTOBER 2011


































































































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