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Training Aircraft Lessor Green Aerolease Delivers More Elixir Aircraft in 2025

Greece – Green Aerolease has announced the delivery of three (3) additional Elixir aircraft to Egnatia Aviation, bringing the academy’s fleet operated under Green Aerolease to six (6) Elixirs. The aircraft will be dedicated exclusively to initial pilot training, reinforcing Egnatia’s commitment to sustainable and modern flight training solutions.

  • The Elixir aircraft features a one-piece carbon airframe, glass cockpit avionics, and an airframe parachute, ensuring high safety standards.

  • Operational efficiency is a key factor: the aircraft’s average fuel consumption of ~15 l/h delivers lower fuel costs and reduced emissions.

  • Green Aerolease provides a turnkey leasing solution covering rental, insurance, maintenance, and carbon offsetting—offering operators predictable budgets while supporting sustainable aviation.

Source: Green Aerolease

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US Flight Training Group Epic Flight Academy Adds New Cessna Skyhawk to Centennial Airport Base

USA – Epic Flight Academy has expanded its training fleet at its Centennial Airport location with the addition of another brand-new Cessna Skyhawk.

Epic Flight Academy has over the last few years expanded its operational footprint across the United States with a total of nine FAA Part 141 Flight Schools and two FAA Part 147 Aircraft Mechanic Schools.

Flight training campuses are located in:

  • New Smyrna Beach (Florida)
  • Jacksonville (Florida)
  • Tallahassee (Florida)
  • Ocala (Florida)
  • Addison (Texas)
  • Englewood (Colorado)
  • St. George (Utah)
  • Tucson (Arizona)
  • Tuscaloosa (Alabama)

The group, which was founded in 1999, employs over 245 staff nationally, including over 118 flight instructors, and prioritizes the recruitment of Epic-trained instructors to maintain instructional quality and consistency.

Source: Epic Flight Academy

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