The Finnish Aviation Academy has announced it is upgrading its training fleet with 10n Tecnam P2010TDIs.
The school, owned by the Finland government, is the largest flight academy in the country. It trains 80 to 100 professional pilots a year.
Finnish Flight School to Upgrade Fleet With 10 Tecnams
Country’s largest training academy will receive delivery on P210TDIs in March 2026.
Key Takeaways:
- The Finnish Aviation Academy is upgrading its training fleet with an order for 10 Tecnam P2010TDI aircraft.
- This move aims to modernize training opportunities with more capable, environmentally conscious, and cost-effective aircraft, replacing their legacy four-seat models.
- The Tecnam P2010TDI aircraft feature a state-of-the-art Garmin suite and Continental CD-170 engine, providing low operational costs and high reliability.
- Deliveries of the new aircraft to the government-owned academy, which trains 80 to 100 professional pilots annually, are scheduled to begin in March 2026.
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