Epic Flight Academy Expands With 10th Campus in Provo, Utah

New partnership with Alpine Air Express offers direct pilot pathway for graduates.

Meg Godlewski

Tuesday, October 07, 2025 at 09:00 AM ET

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Travis Tingle

Ray Altmann (from left), Lexi Forester, Matt Klies, Brock Rees, Duke Shepherd, Ashlyn MacVeigh, and Tomas Ruales pose at Epic Flight Academy’s new Provo, Utah, facility.) [Courtesy: Epic Flight Academy]

Key Takeaways:

Epic Flight Academy (EFA) has opened its 10th flight training campus at Provo Municipal Airport (KPVO) in Utah, marking its rapid expansion with five new campuses this year.
The Provo campus launched a Pilot Pathway program in partnership with Alpine Air Express, offering qualified EFA pilot graduates direct interview opportunities for professional aviation careers.
This collaboration with Alpine Air Express also extends to Epic's aircraft mechanic graduates, providing them with career transition opportunities into one of the largest Part 135 cargo operations.

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Epic Flight Academy (EFA), the largest Part 141 flight school in the country, has opened its 10th flight training campus at Provo Municipal Airport (KPVO) in Utah.

According to school officials, the ribbon was cut at the KPVO school on Saturday, October 4. During the event, representatives from Epic and Alpine Air Express, a Utah-based Part 135 cargo carrier, were there to celebrate and announced that the school has established a Pilot Pathway program for the airline.