Tecnam and Bartolini Air announced the purchase of six additional Tecnam P2008JC and two P2006T NG twin-engine aircraft for Bartolini Air's fleet expansion programme. The aircraft will be used from PPL - Private Pilot Licence - to advanced commercial pilot training such as CPL(A), IR(A) and MEP(L) as well as for integrated ab-initio commercial pilot training. Polish ATO operates of twenty-two aircraft and with the new eight acquired, it will be a total of thirty aircraft, of which twenty-six are Tecnam.
Bartlomiej Walas, Bartolini Air, CEO commented: "We are very proud of our long-standing collaboration with Tecnam, which has always supported our development and contributed significantly to the quality of the cadets who leave Bartolini Air to fly under their own wings with the most prestigious airlines. It is worth remembering that many of today's pilots, who fly with many of us on business trips or holidays, took their first steps at the controls of Tecnam aircraft in our company. These additional purchases will only increase the number of well-trained pilots who will be at the controls of Boeing 737s or Airbus A320s tomorrow."
Walter Da Costa, CSO Tecnam, said: “The key to success for a flying school is to offer students modern aircraft with low operating and running costs, innovative design and Italian style. Bartolini Air has proven how to innovate flight training and set new standards.”
Bartolini Air has more than two hundred cadets every year and is one of only six official Ryanair partners within the Ryanair Future Flyer Academy. As a long-term partner and operator of Tecnam, we will strengthen our position in the ATO market in Poland, as new acquisitions will allow us to implement the company's expansion plan for 2025. Future Ryanair pilots, as well as cadets from other airlines, will benefit from the latest aviation technologies offered by such a renowned trainer manufacturer.
Bartolini Air, which was the launch customer for the P2006T, chose Tecnam as its main aircraft supplier and partner because Tecnam today offers the most modern and efficient fleet solution, from single engine two-seaters for ab-initio to twin engine aircraft for multi-engine piston and complex ratings, covering all the needs of a modern flight school.
The P2006T NG, Next Generation is the latest version of the P2006T, one of the smartest twin engine aircraft on the market today, offering unbeatable value and innovative design with a modern Garmin avionics suite, integrating all primary flight, navigation, communication and terrain data on two high-definition LCDs. The aircraft is also equipped with two-axis autopilot, for the most efficient MEP complex training.
Fitted with two Rotax 912iSc3 injected engines, the Tecnam P2006T exhibits remarkable fuel savings and can be operated on AVGAS and MOGAS fuel, leading to huge cost savings, offering the best training for Multi Engine, Variable Pitch and Retractable Landing Gear ratings. The advanced avionic system offers VFR/ VFR Night, MEP, IR, PBN (LNAV/VNAV, LPV).

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