France – Hexagone Aviation School, an Approved Training Organisation (ATO) based in northern France, has announced the acquisition of two new Tecnam training aircraft—the P-Mentor and P2006T NG—as part of a strategic fleet modernization initiative focused on enhancing training quality, operational efficiency, and student experience.

• The acquisition marks a key milestone for Hexagone Aviation School, aligning with its commitment to modern, safe, and technologically advanced training platforms for both private and professional pilot training.

• The Tecnam P-Mentor, a two-seat IFR-certified single-engine trainer with a full glass cockpit, is designed for initial and instrument training, providing flight physics and systems aligned with commercial airline demands.

• The Tecnam P2006T NG is widely regarded as one of the most efficient multi-engine trainers globally, ideal for Integrated ATPL programs, offering full exposure to multi-engine operations in a cost-effective and modern platform.

• The delivery reflects Tecnam’s expanding footprint in the French pilot training market, supported by its local partner KRISTAL.aero, which offers distribution, maintenance (MRO), spare parts, and software support across France.

• KRISTAL.AIRCRAFT, the aircraft sales and consulting division of KRISTAL.aero, facilitated the acquisition and will provide after-sales and operational support from its France-wide service network.

Statements

• “The integration of Tecnam aircraft into our fleet constitutes a major asset for our operations,” said Bernard Binet, Accountable Manager, Hexagone Aviation School. “Their modern design and performance will create an optimal environment for our students and support the excellence of our training programs.”

• “This investment in the P-Mentor and P2006T NG demonstrates their commitment to providing students with the safest, most efficient, and technologically advanced training platforms available,” said Pasquale De Rosa, Tecnam Sales Manager Europe.

• “Beyond the delivery of the aircraft, we are committed to a long-term partnership, providing local support to ensure these machines deliver maximum value,” said Gilles Wallet, CEO of KRISTAL.aero.

Source: Tecnam
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