Paragon Flight Training Continues Modernization With New Aircraft

Celebrating its 20th year, the school takes delivery of two more Piper P100i planes as part of a major fleet expansion.

Meg Godlewski

Thursday, December 18, 2025 at 04:15 PM ET

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Travis Tingle

Paragon Flight Training, celebrating its 20th anniversary, hast taken delivery of two more Piper P100i airplanes. [Credit: Paragon Flight Traning]

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Paragon Flight Training is celebrating its 20th year, reinforcing its commitment to a modern fleet with the recent delivery of two new Piper P100i aircraft, bringing its owned fleet to 38 out of 50 planned by 2027.
Founded in 2006 by Kevin Schoensee, the school's core strategy from the start focused on offering state-of-the-art technology (like G1000 cockpits) and superior customer service to address gaps in the industry.
The school, now led by Chris and Sarah Schoensee and Jeff Wolf, shifted its business strategy to owning its growing, exclusive Piper training fleet, contributing to its consistent 20% annual growth and enabling diverse pilot training.

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One of the axioms of operating a flight school is that, for best results, you need to have a fleet with the most recent technology and provide professional customer service that keeps the clients engaged.

That can be a fine line to walk when you’ve been in business for decades. The folks at Paragon Flight Training are heading into their 20th year of business and continuing their tradition of modern fleet acquisition by taking delivery of two Piper P100i airplanes on December 16.