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Had it not been for the maiden flight on Monday of the second prototype Pilatus PC-24, Williams International would have been announcing 4,998 FJ44 engines flying and 9,999,999 airborne hours generated by them. Now it is trumpeting 5,000 engines and 10 million hours. In celebrating its newest...
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