Belgian Flight School FLY4FUN Orders 14th Tecnam Aircraft After 18,000 Hours on P92 Fleet

Belgium – U.E.S. "FLY4FUN," a Belgian ultralight flight school operating from Avernas-le-Bauduin airfield (EBAV), has confirmed the order of a new Tecnam P92 MkII for delivery in spring 2027, marking the fourteenth Tecnam aircraft to join the school's fleet since switching to the Italian manufacturer in 2010.

• FLY4FUN has accumulated between 15,000 and 18,000 flying hours exclusively on Tecnam aircraft since transitioning its fleet in 2010, reflecting a 14-year single-manufacturer fleet strategy built around the P92 platform.
• The school's current active fleet consists of four classic Tecnam P92s and three new-generation P92 MkIIs, one of which is privately owned by a club member. The additional P92 MkII will expand the available training fleet.
• Founded in 2000 with approximately 30 members, FLY4FUN has grown to around 110 members including over 60 active renters, supported by a team of four instructors.
• Fleet support is provided by Capco Aviation, Tecnam's official Belgian dealer managed by Gustave, Ivan, and Thibaut Cappuyns, with FLY4FUN highlighting the after-sales service as critical to maintaining high aircraft utilization and operational reliability.

Statements

• "I continue to consciously choose Tecnam for a few qualities that we particularly appreciate: the reliability, robustness, and forgiving nature of the aircraft themselves. Reliability of the equipment and continuity through effective dealer support are essential for building trust," said Philippe Hendrickx, Head of the School at FLY4FUN.
• "Choosing Tecnam for fourteen consecutive aircraft and logging up to 18,000 flight hours is a true testament to the enduring quality of the P92 series and the strong partnership we share," said Pasquale De Rosa, Sales Manager for Europe at Tecnam.

Source: Tecnam