Pilatus PC-12 Centre Southern Africa

16/06/2026

Confidence in aviation isn't built overnight.

It's earned through consistent ex*****on, careful planning, and a commitment to maintaining high standards every day. At CFS, that mindset influences everything we do, from charter operations and aircraft management to sales and support services.

Discover the CFS difference:
https://flycfs.com/

15/06/2026

Seen heading into the Matterhorn final assembly hangar⌛️🇨🇭🔜 🇿🇦



📸 Credits: Stephan Widmer

05/06/2026

Some of the Pilatus PC-24’s novelties NEVER wear off 😎🏜️🛫

27/05/2026

Efficiency is not defined by a single metric. Fuel burn, range, payload, and turnaround time all contribute to how effectively an aircraft performs.

Our fleet is structured to balance these factors — ensuring consistent, practical operation across varied missions.

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30/04/2026

Due to its short and rough field capability, the PC-12 PRO can land (almost) anywhere if needed – even in the middle of the African bush.

29/04/2026

29/04/2026

25/04/2026

Switzerland’s Federal Office of Civil Aviation has approved Frasca International’s Pilatus PC-12 Pro training systems as a Level 2 flight training device and flight and navigation procedures trainer.

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23/04/2026

Aircraft selection is critical to operational performance. Our fleet is built around versatility, efficiency, and the ability to perform reliably across varied environments.

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21/04/2026

30 years. No wild dogs. One flight changed that.

Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique had not heard the howl of a wild dog
in three decades. Then The Bateleurs flew.

Our volunteer pilots transported a pack of African wild dogs from South Africa
to Mozambique - sedated, monitored, and delivered safely. Today, Gorongosa
has a thriving wild dog population.

This is what your CSI investment looks like on the ground, and in the air.
African wild dogs are Africa's most endangered large carnivore - fewer than
6,600 remain. Every single mission matters.
Support the mission: bateleurs.org