How is cabin pressurization controlled in the Pilatus PC-12 NG?

In the Pilatus PC-12 NG, cabin pressurization is primarily managed by an automated system controlled by the aircraft. This design allows for optimal and efficient control of cabin pressure without requiring constant manual adjustments from the pilot. The automated system actively monitors factors such as altitude changes and adjusts the cabin pressure accordingly to ensure passenger comfort and safety, while also minimizing pilot workload.

Automation of the pressurization system is crucial in enhancing operational efficiency during flights, especially in varying atmospheric conditions. This approach also improves safety by directly responding to changing altitudes and pressures, while allowing the pilot to focus on other critical aspects of aircraft operation.