Enstrom 480b vs Pilatus Pc 24 vs Piper M600 Sls vs Robinson R66

The Enstrom 480B and Robinson R66 are turbine helicopters, while the Pilatus PC-24 and Piper M600 SLS are fixed-wing turboprop airplanes (with the PC-24 being a jet, not a turboprop). In range, the PC-24 generally leads, designed for longer business trips with typical ranges around 2,000 nautical miles depending on payload and reserves. The M600 SLS is next, typically around 1,400 nautical miles, aimed at owner-operators seeking efficient regional travel. The R66’s range is shorter, commonly around 300–350 nautical miles, reflecting helicopter fuel capacity and mission profiles, while the Enstrom 480B is in a similar short-range class, often roughly 250–350 nautical miles depending on configuration and conditions. For passenger capacity, the PC-24 usually seats a single pilot plus up to about 10 passengers in typical layouts, making it the most capable people-mover here. The M600 SLS typically carries one pilot plus up to five passengers. The R66 commonly accommodates a pilot plus four passengers, and the 480B is generally a five-seat helicopter total (pilot plus four).