Epic E1000
Charter operator · United States
Park Air
Atlanta Part 135 charter operator at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (KPDK) flying an Epic E1000 GX single-engine turboprop that cruises at 333 knots at 34,000 feet.
Unclaimed profile · Claim itFAA Part 135 certificate PRKA · Active★ Wyvern Registered, Flight Leader
- Registered fleet
- 1 aircraft
- Aircraft
- Turboprops
- Base
- Atlanta
Fleet
The Park Air fleet
1 aircraft listed on its FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (PRKA). Open any registration for its details and specifications.
Epic Aircraft
Epic E1000 × 1 · Turboprops
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Aircraft types
The Epic E1000 in brief
Turboprops · 1 aircraft
Epic E1000
Epic Aircraft
Efficient on short hops and able to use short or unpaved runways that jets cannot.
- Range
- 1,000 to 1,800 nm
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PRKA
FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (PRKA).
Legal name: PARK AIR LLC
- ✓LicenceFAA Part 135 certificate PRKA · Active
- –Flies abroad underNo foreign operator authorisation on the EASA or UK lists.
- ✓Safety auditsWyvern Registered, Flight Leader (Wyvern safety programme listing)
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About Park Air
Park Air is an FAA Part 135 charter operator based at DeKalb Peachtree Airport, the busy general aviation airport northeast of downtown Atlanta. It flies an Epic E1000 GX, a single engine turboprop built largely from carbon fibre, which cruises at 333 knots at 34,000 feet, seats five passengers, has Starlink Wi-Fi and can use runways of about 2,000 feet.
The company offers on demand private charter and says it can have the aircraft ready to depart PDK within an hour. It says its Epic has flown more than 440 flights over two years, including five Atlantic crossings, and pets are welcome in the cabin. Passengers can drive up to the ramp.
For trips that need more range or seats, Park Air arranges larger aircraft operated by other certificated carriers, from King Air 350 turboprops to large cabin jets. It also runs a referral only jet card limited to 25 members, an owner programme for other Epic owners, and publishes empty legs.
The company says it is independently audited against Wyvern's operator standard. From Atlanta, the Epic's speed puts most of the Southeast, Texas, the Northeast and the Bahamas within easy reach in a single hop.
Services
- ✓Turboprop charter
- ✓Jet card
- ✓Empty leg flights
- ✓Aircraft owner programme
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Ask a specialistHow many aircraft does Park Air have?+
1: 1 Epic E1000.
Is Park Air licensed to fly charter?+
Yes. Park Air holds an FAA Part 135 air carrier certificate (PRKA).
Does Park Air hold safety ratings?+
Wyvern Registered, Flight Leader.
Where is Park Air based?+
Atlanta, Georgia.
Is Altivo Jets part of Park Air?+
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Company sources
- Park Air website flyparkair.com
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