Epic Flight Academy Adds Two Tecnam P2006T Aircraft for Multi-Engine Training in September 2026

USA – Epic Flight Academy has acquired two Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft for its training fleet. The addition increases multi-engine training capacity across an academy supporting approximately 600 active flight students and operating a multi-campus FAA Part 141 and Part 61 training network.

Statements

• “We are continually looking for ways to make flight training more affordable while maintaining the modern, technologically advanced fleet our students have come to expect from us,” said Josh Rawlins, COO of Epic Flight Academy.
• "It is an absolute honor to see the P2006T join the fleet of Epic Flight Academy, the largest Part 141 flight school in the United States. Their commitment to providing affordable, state-of-the-art training perfectly aligns with Tecnam’s design philosophy. We are incredibly proud to support their growing operations and to play a role in developing the next generation of global commercial pilots,” said Walter da Costa, Chief Sales Officer at Tecnam.

About Epic Flight Academy
Epic Flight Academy is a US flight training organisation founded in 1999 and headquartered at New Smyrna Beach, Florida, providing FAA Part 141 and Part 61 pilot training alongside FAA Part 147 aircraft mechanic training. Its current network includes 11 flight training campuses across six US states (Florida, Texas, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and Alabama) and two aircraft mechanic schools. Its flight-training fleet was reported at 70 aircraft in July 2026 and now includes the two newly acquired Tecnam P2006Ts.

About Tecnam
Tecnam is an Italian aircraft manufacturer headquartered in Capua, producing aircraft for flight training, private aviation, commercial operations and specialist missions. More than 8,100 Tecnam aircraft are operating worldwide, supported across more than 65 countries. Tecnam traces its aircraft manufacturing heritage to 1948 and maintains international subsidiaries including Tecnam North America in Sebring, Florida.

Source: Tecnam