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Tecnam Expands Flight Training Fleet Presence in Poland with Record Registry Numbers

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March 17, 2026

Poland - Tecnam, the Italian aircraft manufacturer specializing in light aircraft for flight training and general aviation, has reported significant fleet growth in Poland according to the 2026 Polish Civil Aircraft Register, reinforcing the country’s role as a growing hub for pilot training in Europe.

  • Official registry data from the Polish Civil Aircraft Register shows strong expansion of Tecnam aircraft in the country during 2025.
  • Newly registered Tecnam aircraft in 2025 included:
    • 17 Tecnam P2008JC single-engine aircraft
    • 3 Tecnam P2006T twin-engine aircraft
    • 2 Tecnam P-Mentor training aircraft
  • As of January 1, 2026, the active Tecnam fleet registered in Poland includes:
    • 74 Tecnam P2008JC
    • 30 Tecnam P2006T
    • 20 Tecnam P2002JF
    • 7 Tecnam P-Mentor
    • 4 Tecnam P2010
    • 1 Tecnam P92JS
  • With 74 aircraft in operation, the Tecnam P2008JC has become one of the most widely operated aircraft models in the Polish civil aviation fleet.
  • The fleet growth reflects ongoing modernization of training fleets among Polish flight schools and general aviation operators, supporting increasing demand for professional pilot training across Europe.
  • A key contributor to Tecnam’s growth in Poland is Bartolini Air, which serves as both a major Tecnam operator and the manufacturer’s exclusive dealer in the country.
  • Bartolini Air has standardized much of its training fleet with Tecnam aircraft including the P2008JC, P-Mentor, and P2006T, supporting its airline pilot training operations.
  • Poland has increasingly emerged as a major European hub for pilot training, with flight training organizations supplying pilots to airlines across Europe.

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  • Bartłomiej Walas, CEO of Bartolini Air: “The incredible growth of the Tecnam fleet in Poland is a dual success for us at Bartolini Air. As an operator, standardizing our own academy fleet with Tecnam aircraft—like the P2008JC, P-Mentor, and P2006T—has been essential to our ability to safely and efficiently train world-class airline pilots. As the official Tecnam dealer for Poland, seeing these official registry numbers validates our ongoing mission: to provide other Polish flight schools and private owners with the most reliable, economically efficient, and technologically advanced aircraft on the market.”
  • Giovanni Pascale Langer, Managing Director of Tecnam: “Seeing the official 2026 registry numbers from Poland is a profoundly proud moment for all of us at Tecnam. It is a true testament to the outstanding quality of our aircraft and the phenomenal, tireless work of our exclusive dealer, Bartolini Air. Poland has rapidly become a vital hub for professional flight training in Europe, and we are honored that our partnership with Bartłomiej and his team is providing the modern, profitable fleet that is shaping the future of aviation in the region.”

About Tecnam
Tecnam is an Italy-based aircraft manufacturer specializing in light aircraft used for flight training, general aviation, and special mission operations. The company’s product portfolio includes single- and twin-engine aircraft widely used by flight schools worldwide, including the P2008JC, P2006T, P2002JF, and P-Mentor training platforms.

About Bartolini Air
Bartolini Air is a Poland-based EASA-certified Approved Training Organisation (ATO) and one of the largest flight training providers in Central Europe. The academy operates a standardized training fleet and is a training partner of the Ryanair Group through the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy while also serving as the exclusive Tecnam aircraft dealer in Poland.

Source: Tecnam

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