Tecnam and US Aviation Academy have announced the expansion of the Academy’s training fleet with the acquisition of 38 new aircraft. The fleet will include the Tecnam P2010, powered by the Lycoming IO-360, and the P2006T MKII, powered by the Rotax 912S3. Deliveries will take place from now until the first quarter of 2026, with an option to purchase an additional 52 aircraft in 2026 and 2027. This investment reflects the academy’s commitment to providing efficient and cost-effective flight training while supporting various pilot training contracts.
Founded in 2006, US Aviation Academy has developed into a world-class aviation training centre, offering professional pilot, aircraft technician and aircraft dispatcher training. The academy has established pathways to major airlines, including Delta, United and Southwest Airlines. It operates a fleet of approximately 175 aircraft across multiple training bases and serves around 1,500 students in both aircraft maintenance and flight training programmes.
The addition of Tecnam aircraft, known for their advanced technology and modern design, will enhance the academy’s ability to deliver high-quality training. The Tecnam P2010 is a single-engine aircraft equipped with advanced avionics and excellent handling, making it ideal for instrument flight rules (IFR) training. The P2006T MKII is a twin-engine aircraft renowned for its reliability and versatility, providing students with essential multi-engine operating experience. With these new aircraft, US Aviation Academy aims to further strengthen its training capabilities, ensuring that its students are well-prepared for careers in the aviation industry.
