Swiss plane manufacturer Pilatus just launched the new PC-12 PRO model, I flew with the test pilot over the Swiss Alps.

A Swiss Alpine village was largely wiped out on Wednesday after a massive glacier carrying rock and debris detached and roared down the mountainside, destroying everything in its path. Scientists ...

A huge chunk of a glacier in the Swiss Alps broke off on Wednesday afternoon, causing a deluge of ice, mud and rock to bury part of a mountain village evacuated earlier this month due to the risk ...

A huge mass of rock and ice from a glacier thundered down a Swiss mountainside on Wednesday, sending plumes of dust skyward and coating with mud nearly all of an Alpine village that authorities ...

One of the most magical experiences on Pilatus is to be had by rising early, climbing to the east-facing Esel viewpoint and watching dawn break over the Alps. The early morning light turns Lake ...

This jet is the first of the updated model that Pilatus announced last October. On the tail, its livery features the Alps' famous Matterhorn. It has a maximum cruise speed of 506 miles-per-hour ...

As part of the cockpit update, Pilatus gave the PC-12 Pro a “new auto-throttle system [that] is linked to flight envelope protection,” says Pilatus head of engineering and deputy CEO Bruno Cervia.

The climbs over boulder and scree, and the first gasp of shock jumping into a freezing lake. The Alps leave you breathless in every way imaginable. In Switzerland’s UNESCO-listed Bernina and ...