Comparisons between Cessna’s new Denali turboprop single and the Pilatus PC-12 are inevitable.
They are nearly identical in size, performance and price. Both feature large aft cargo doors and big, beefy landing gear perfect for alighting on backcountry strips. Highlights include spacious cabins with room for six passengers in standard executive configuration.
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