Tecnam Delivers 4 New Aircraft to Florida, US Flight School in 2025

Florida, USA — flight school Pilot Training Center (PTC) has received delivery of four Tecnam P92 Echo MkII aircraft, marking a fleet modernisation effort aimed at enhancing student experience with technologically advanced and fuel-efficient trainers.

• The newly delivered Tecnam P92 Echo MkII aircraft are equipped with Garmin G3X Touch glass cockpits and Garmin autopilot systems, allowing students to log Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) time from early training stages.

• Powered by Rotax 912 engines, the aircraft offer notable fuel efficiency — consuming 4–5 gallons per hour — and can operate on unleaded mogas, reducing carbon emissions and aligning with sustainability goals.

• The fleet addition supports PTC’s dual-certification training under FAA Part 141 and Part 61 and is expected to boost training appeal for both domestic and international cadets.

Statements

• “The addition of these new Tecnam P92 aircraft reflects our ongoing investment in the future of aviation training. We’re committed to giving our students access to the most advanced, efficient, and safest training platforms available. This expansion ensures that every pilot who trains with us is fully prepared for the technology and standards of modern aviation.” — Kamal Patel, Chief Flight Instructor, PTC
• “We are delighted to have Pilot Training Center choose Tecnam for their fleet expansion. The P92 Echo MkII is a game-changer for flight academies, offering a unique blend of modern technology and superior handling qualities. We are proud to support PTC in training the next generation of pilots on aircraft that are not only fun to fly but also environmentally friendly and cost-effective.” — Walter Da Costa, Chief Sales Officer, Tecnam

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