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PC-12 NG SPECTRE - Pilatus Aircraft

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INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE<br />

& RECONAISSANCE (ISR)<br />

Configured with the Spectre ISR package, the large-volume<br />

<strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong> houses a covert sensor, deployable in flight for a 360-<br />

degree view controlled through a manned cabin console. Combine<br />

real-time imaging and ground communication with long loiter<br />

capability and high dash speeds. The result is the most flexible<br />

and cost-effective ISR platform in the air.<br />

BORDER<br />

SURVEILLANCE<br />

With the <strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong>’s outstanding fuel efficiency, range, and cabin<br />

size, it is the perfect platform for lengthy surveillance missions<br />

along far-reaching borders. Agencies tasked with the difficult<br />

mission of protecting long stretches of unguarded borders have<br />

found the <strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong> uniquely capable of expanding their reach<br />

without blowing their budgets.<br />

DRUG<br />

ENFORCEMENT<br />

Get a leg up on smugglers with some tricks of your own. The<br />

<strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong> Spectre is the ace up your sleeve for patrols over land<br />

and sea. Protect your undercovers by knowing if suspects are carrying<br />

weapons, how many perpetrators there may be and where they are<br />

moving. Use the infrared sensor to observe and protect day and night.<br />

The deployable EO/IR sensor<br />

provides the ability to be a stealthy<br />

observer of unlawful activity.<br />

The sensor operator console allows full control<br />

of the tailcone mounted EO/IR sensor. Sensor<br />

deployment may also be controlled by the pilot.<br />

Sensor imagery can be displayed on the cockpit<br />

MFDs for complete crew coordination.<br />

Trailing link landing gear and a very short landing<br />

distance allow the <strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong> to operate on<br />

remote and unimproved airstrips.<br />

The lift mechanism for the sensor is completely<br />

integrated into the tailcone of the <strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong>.<br />

<strong>PC</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>NG</strong> <strong>SPECTRE</strong> | 04

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