Charter & Fractional
FlyEpic Showcasing E1000 To Build Fractional Momentum
Company launched operations this year
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Startup FlyEpic is hosting a static display later this month in California as it looks to build momentum for its fractional program, rolled out earlier this year and anchored around the Epic E1000 turboprop single. The static will showcase the E1000 on May 27 at FlyEpic’s initial base in San Carlos, California, outside of San Francisco, as well as on May 28 in Santa Monica, closer to its Los Angeles base at John Wayne Airport in Orange County.

Founded by Epic Aircraft owner and head of business development Tanya Eves, FlyEpic is offering customers shares in the E1000 beginning at one-sixteenth for 50 annual flight hours for $285,000. Under the program, customers would have guaranteed availability, dedicated flight crews, and maintenance support.

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