Celebrating the Past, Tecnam Eyes Growth in Future
While commemorating a 75 year legacy in aviation, Tecnam is looking toward the future with three new facilities under development.
Tecnam CEO Paolo Pascale Langer and managing director Giovanni Pascale Langer pose in front of Tecnam aircraft in showroom.
Tecnam CEO Paolo Pascale Langer (left) and managing director Giovanni Pascale Langer met with dealers, vendors, and journalists today at the company's factory in Capua, Italy. (Photo: Kerry Lynch/AIN)

Hosting celebrations of the 75-year aviation heritage of its Pascale founding family, Tecnam is looking forward to the future with three new facilities under development that will enable it to ramp up production of its newest models—the P2012 and P-Mentor—to meet growing demand.

Tecnam hosted dealers, vendors, and journalists today at its factory in Capua, Italy, in honor of the legacy of founders Luigi and Giovanni Pascale—who established their first aircraft business, Partenavia, in 1948—and planned to culminate the festivities with an evening celebration.