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The backlog of the PC-24 is unfortunately long, so buyers placing orders today will have to wait until 2023 or 2024 to take delivery. Agribusiness customers are especially interested in the versatility of the PC-24, as well as for its large cargo door,&nbsp;according to Synerjet marketing chief&nbsp;Cláudio Cantamessa. Various combinations of seats and cargo capabilities add to its popularity. The PC-12 NGX shares the large cargo door&nbsp;and it is especially versatile in aeromedical operations.

 


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