Fractional ownership operator FlyEpic has completed more than 550 flights and has access to some 1,762 airports across 11 Western U.S. states since beginning service, the company said.
According to FlyEpic, the most popular routes during its first six months connected the San Francisco Bay Area to Casper, Wyoming; Spokane, Washington; Colorado Springs; Prescott, Arizona; and Costa Mesa, California. FlyEpic said the E1000 gives it the flexibility to reach smaller regional and major airports.
Scott Shatzer, the CEO of FlyEpic, said the service is intended to cut travel time to harder-to-reach destinations: “When you can leave on your schedule, land closer to where you’re going, and get home the same day, you’re not just changing how you travel. You’re getting hours of your life back.”
FlyEpic, based in San Carlos, California, was founded in 2025 and operates exclusively with the Epic E1000, an all-composite turboprop single with a range of up to 1,200 nm.
The company’s fractional program begins at 25 flight hours, with a one-sixteenth ownership option available at 50 annual flight hours. One-eighth and one-quarter shares are also offered.
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