SWS is working directly with Pilatus to bring a PC12 and PC12NG to the sim.  (the latter probably well into 2023 due to nature of avionics)

Info from their Discord:  

Pilatus PC-12: We recently signed a licensing agreement with Pilatus Aircraft to bring their PC-12 to Microsoft Flight Simulator! Our current plan is to make two PC-12 releases: one will be the PC-12/47 which will come with a mixed glass/steam cockpit. Our goal is to have the aircraft out towards the middle of the year, built to the same standard as the Kodiak. The second would be the Pilatus PC-12NG with a fully-fledged custom glass cockpit, but due to the code work required, this is going to come in 2023. All our aircraft will benefit from gradual updates and improvements we will be doing to the Kodiaks, as we learn more about MSFS' SDK and work around its limitations. There are another two airframes that we are looking to bring into MSFS under our banner before and after the PC-12, but we will withhold their names until we are better prepared to reveal them.

4 minutes ago, ryanbatcund said:

SWS is working directly with Pilatus to bring a PC12 and PC12NG to the sim.  (the latter probably well into 2023 due to nature of avionics)

Info from their Discord:  

Pilatus PC-12: We recently signed a licensing agreement with Pilatus Aircraft to bring their PC-12 to Microsoft Flight Simulator! Our current plan is to make two PC-12 releases: one will be the PC-12/47 which will come with a mixed glass/steam cockpit. Our goal is to have the aircraft out towards the middle of the year, built to the same standard as the Kodiak. The second would be the Pilatus PC-12NG with a fully-fledged custom glass cockpit, but due to the code work required, this is going to come in 2023. All our aircraft will benefit from gradual updates and improvements we will be doing to the Kodiaks, as we learn more about MSFS' SDK and work around its limitations. There are another two airframes that we are looking to bring into MSFS under our banner before and after the PC-12, but we will withhold their names until we are better prepared to reveal them.

Now this is exciting news! I LOVE the PC-12!

Seems like SWS is the new Generation A2A. 

Looking forward to them being released. SWS are one to watch in the coming months. I really like the standards they are setting for a fair price.

We’re going need a good 430/530 with WAAS, holds, turn anticipation etc for this. Hopefully WT is currently working on it. 

19 minutes ago, fakeflyer737 said:

We’re going need a good 430/530 with WAAS, holds, turn anticipation etc for this. Hopefully WT is currently working on it. 

In fact I just read on their Discord channel a day ago that work has begun on those.

Ohhhhhh that is exciting!  The PC-12 is such a cool aircraft and having one done to the same standard as the Kodiak will be amazing!

2 hours ago, Bobsk8 said:

Seems like SWS is the new Generation A2A. 

Agreed!  The Kodiak is so good that I will buy whatever SWS release.  The PC12 is a good choice.  

For me this is the most exiting news! Instant buy of both models!

Great news, I haven't flown any other aircraft since the purchase of the Kodiak. 

Good to see SWS establishing a niche for themselves in MSFS.  Quite a departure from the type of aircraft they made in P3D (I loved their T-37 Tweet BTW) but this new direction is working quite well for them.

13 minutes ago, CarlosF said:

Great news, I haven't flown any other aircraft since the purchase of the Kodiak. 

Me either, I even stopped flying the DC6 which was my go to aircraft before the Kodiak. 

Just now, Bobsk8 said:

Me either, I even stopped flying the DC6 which was my go to aircraft before the Kodiak. 

Same here, although every once in awhile, I fly the DC-6 for the loooong hauls.

6 minutes ago, CarlosF said:

Same here, although every once in awhile, I fly the DC-6 for the loooong hauls.

Well, the Kodiak can do a 1000 miles. 

Although, you better bring a bucket to word not allowed in. Ha ha. 

1 minute ago, Ricardo41 said:

Well, the Kodiak can do a 1000 miles. 

Loooong hauls, more than 2000 non stop.