OH-EVE - Pilatus PC-12 NG - Jetfly Aviation

Aircraft OH-EVE, a Pilatus PC-12 NG operated by Jetfly Aviation, flew a series of legs across Western Europe over 15 and 16 August 2026. On 15 August the aircraft departed Northolt (NHT) at 15:45 and landed in Cannes (CEQ) at 18:21, a flight time of 2 hours 36 minutes.

On 16 August the aircraft flew from Cannes to Saanen (QYK), departing at 08:59 and landing at 09:55, a flight time of 57 minutes. It then continued from Saanen to Saint-Tropez (LTT), departing at 10:34 and landing at 11:38, a flight time of 1 hour 3 minutes. The same day it returned from Saint-Tropez to Saanen, departing at 13:03 and landing at 14:20.

This kind of short-leg, multi-stop routing is typical of how light turboprops are used to connect regional airfields that larger business jets and scheduled airlines bypass. Cannes, Saanen and Saint-Tropez are all fields better suited to smaller aircraft, and the tight turnaround times between legs point to owner or fractional-share use rather than a single long-distance mission.

Fleet-sharing programs built around aircraft like the PC-12 NG depend on this kind of dense regional movement to keep utilization high across the group of shareholders. Whether OH-EVE's schedule over these two days is representative of broader August demand across the Jetfly fleet, or an isolated pattern tied to specific owner requests, is not established by this flight log alone.