Italian flight training organisation Cantor Air announced the acquisition of five new Tecnam aircraft during the Pilot Expo Berlin 2024. This strategic move underlines Cantor Air’s relentless commitment to providing cutting-edge and sustainable learning experiences in the world of aviation.

The handover of the keys, which took place at the Pilot Expo Berlin, represents a significant moment in the history of Cantor Air. With the introduction of three new four-seat P2010 TDIs and two additional two-seat P2008JCs into its fleet, Cantor Air is setting the stage for an increasingly exciting future in its pilot training.

Since its inception in 2007, Cantor Air has distinguished itself through its commitment to excellence and innovation in aviation training. The choice to expand the fleet is a testament to the school’s ongoing commitment to providing cutting-edge resources to its students, offering them unrivaled learning opportunities in the industry.

“Our decision to expand the fleet reflects our commitment to quality and sustainable training,” says Roberto Magnani, Head of Training at Cantor Air. “We are determined to offer our students the best resources available to best prepare them for the challenges of the aviation industry.”

With the addition of these new aircraft, Cantor Air brings its fleet to 19 aircraft , plus a state-of-the-art simulator, preparing to break new ground in aviation training while maintaining its commitment to transforming aspiring pilots into professionals competent and safe.

The decision to opt for the new Tecnam aircraft also reflects Cantor Air’s arduous commitment towards a more sustainable future in aviation. These aircraft not only offer optimal performance and superior comfort, but also significant benefits in terms of emissions and noise reduction. Thanks to advanced technologies and high-efficiency engines, the new Tecnam aircraft reduce environmental and acoustic impact, promoting a more sustainable and comfortable flight experience.

Source: Cantor Air
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