Meanwhile, the Epic Jet will be flying later this summer, Schrameck said, and debut before the end of the year. “Our first customer delivery is in December, so we have to make that,” he said. The six-seat twinjet will follow the same development model as the LT, being introduced first as an Experimental with extensive builder-assistance at the factory. Schrameck plans to seek FAA certification for both aircraft. The company is growing and will open an expansion of its facility in Bend in mid-May, he said.
…With Epic Jet Yet To Come
Key Takeaways:
- The Epic Jet, a six-seat twinjet, is projected to fly later this summer, debut before the end of the year, and have its first customer delivery in December.
- It will initially be introduced as an Experimental aircraft with factory builder-assistance, following the development model of the LT, with eventual plans for FAA certification.
- The company is growing and will open an expansion of its facility in Bend in mid-May.
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