As part of Pilatus Aircraft Ltd’s continuous efforts to remain the top-ranked service network in business aviation, the company announced that Cutter Aviation will become its newest Authorized Pilatus Sales and Service Center. Cutter will join long-time Pilatus Centers Western Aircraft, KCAC Aviation, Epps Aviation, Skytech, and Pro-Star in providing sales and service for customers in the United States.
Cutter Aviation, headquartered at Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Airport will be responsible for all Pilatus PC-12 and PC-24 sales and service in the Southwestern United States. This region is base to approximately 300 Pilatus PC-12 aircraft, nearly 20 percent of the global fleet.
Markus Bucher, CEO of Pilatus Aircraft Ltd, was on-hand at Cutter Aviation’s facility in Phoenix to formally sign the Pilatus Center Agreement with Cutter President and CEO, Will Cutter.
Bucher stated: “We are very pleased to have Cutter Aviation join the Pilatus family. The strong core values that the Cutter team embodies align precisely with those of Pilatus.”
Founded in 1928 by William P. Cutter, Cutter Aviation has been the leading aviation services provider for the Southwestern United States and one of the most well-known brands in General Aviation. As the oldest continually family-owned and operated FBO network in America, Cutter Aviation has decades of experience of providing outstanding service and value.
Will Cutter added: “We are honored to become part of one of the finest aviation manufacturer organizations in the world. We look forward to a long lasting relationship with Pilatus.”
Bucher concluded: “At Pilatus, we feel strongly that the dealership sales and service model provides the highest level of local and personal service to Pilatus customers. Our global network of Authorized Pilatus Centers live, work, and invest in the communities in which they are based, which means they have a vested interest in making sure their customers are successful. We are confident that Pilatus operators be well served by Cutter Aviation to the high standards that we demand of ourselves and our partners.”
