The Pilatus PC-9 SEA-103 is a sleek, semi-scale ARTF model of the iconic Swiss military trainer, offering a 1.60m (63") wingspan and a lightweight balsa/plywood construction. Designed for 12–15cc petrol or electric power, it features a scale cockpit, functional flaps, and smooth, agile handling—ideal for intermediate to advanced pilots seeking a fast-building, sport-scale flyer with military styling and aerobatic capability.
The Pilatus PC-9 SEA-103 is a sleek, semi-scale model of the renowned turboprop military trainer, designed for intermediate to advanced RC pilots. With a 1.60m (63") wingspan and precision-built balsa/plywood airframe, this ARTF model offers a perfect balance of stability, speed, and scale realism.
Factory-covered and quick to assemble, the PC-9 features a streamlined fuselage, scale cockpit, functional flaps, and optional retractable gear (not included). Designed for 12–15cc petrol engines or electric conversion, it delivers smooth tracking, responsive controls, and crisp aerobatic performance—ideal for sport-scale flyers who enjoy warbird styling with sport-flyer versatility.
About the original:
The Pilatus PC-9 is a Swiss-built military trainer aircraft developed in the 1980s. Used by air forces around the world, including the Royal Australian Air Force and Irish Air Corps, the PC-9 is known for its reliability, performance, and jet-like handling. It serves as an advanced training platform, bridging the gap between basic trainers and fast jets.
