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NZAero 750XL-II SuperPAC

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Lift type	Fixed wing
Construction type	Factory-built
Control type	Piloted
Engine type	Turboprop
Application	Agricultural, Cargo, Surveillance, Tanker, Utility
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Low wing single turboprop light utility aircraft, with Extremely Short Take-Off and Landing capabilities. Previously known as Pacific Aerospace P-750XL-II SuperPAC. Developed from the PAC 750XL and 750 XSTOL. Includes the firefighting variant P-25.

Type variants

Variant	Launch/First flight	Production end
NZAero 750 XSTOL	2001 / 2001		Derived from Cresco, with multipuropse capability, formerly known as P-750XL.
NZAero 750XL-II SuperPAC	2018 / 2018		Skydiving variant.

Operations data

For detailed information about current charter operators, maintenance and training providers, and completions services for this aircraft, please consult our sister publication Business Air News: PAC 750XL

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NZAero

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Other aircraft programs: NZAero CT-4E Airtrainer, NZAero E-350/XC Expedition, Pacific Aerospace Firecatcher F45, NZAero Cresco

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