Pilatus PC-12-47G XP11

• Two of X-Plane XP530 GPS ae installed, both of which are controlled through the PC-12 Electronic Flight Control System (EFIS) and can be autopilot-coupled.  This give the STMA PC12/47 the unique ability to fly complex flight plans based on VOR/LOC, ADF, or RNAV (GPS) waypoints and shoot realistic instrument approaches and have all of the information appear on the eADI (electronic attitude display indicator) and eHSI (electronic horizontal situation indicator). 

• New: Physically Based Rendering (PBR) texturing has been added to all liveries.
• A new fully animated exterior with animated doors, realistic lighting, and even a physical display of wing icing!
• A ground power unit to provide external power to the aircraft,  and a robot tug which uses the Shade Tree Micro Aviation (STMA) Remote Control  to move the aircraft into and out of our HangarOps  animated hangars.
•  Our new popup STMA dock which allows you to open and close the doors and the cabin window blinds; pop up portions of the instrument panels  to make adjusting settings more easy for aging eyes; and instantaneously swapping out the cabin between the Luxury Passenger  and Medical Evacuation.

• A manipulator-based 3D cockpit so realistic that we use the authentic Pilatus PC-12/47 pilots information manual (PIM) to describe the functions.

• Through the use of Scriptable Avionics Simulation Library (SASL) and XAP, all of the aircraft systems and instruments work exactly as they do in the real airplane. ( Note:   the current version of SASL/XP works on Intel Macs but NOT on PPC Macs)
• A Checklister (plugin) checklist is included to make configuring the model  for flight a snap.   Download Checklister from the X-Plane.org
  

• Real equipment manuals and Real Pilot Information Manuals

15 High-Resolution paint schemes included

• Midnight Sky, Western Australian Police, Royal Flying Doctors Service, Parrot,  Silvery Tan, Air Engiadina, Bengal Tiger, Lions Air, Metal, Ornge, Bhutan Airlines, LX-JFK, Metal, N807SA, RCMP, Dexter)

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'I own a PC-12 /47 and have tried all the other models (for FSX and X-Plane).   Until I came across your version, none correctly modeled flight, engine, performance or avionics in a way that made it a suitable model as a true adjunct to professionally  mandated sim training ($1000 a day!) or in-aircraft training (as owner, about $500/hr).  It is incredibly accurate and I use it to keep my proficiency high for when I fly the real thing.  Whether just running a checklist or shooting an approach in hard IFR, if your customers are looking for a PC-12 simulation that's an accurate rendition of the real thing, I can assure them that the STMA model is the one to go with." Norm W.