We are convinced that the future of aviation relies on a balance between performance, innovation, environmental responsibility, and a nod to the charm of the past. Our fleet embodies these values, combining modern and innovative aircraft with planes of authentic and distinctive character. This unique blend allows our students to benefit from high-quality training while addressing current environmental challenges. Eco-responsibility remains at the core of our priorities, integrated into every stage of our operations to build sustainable aviation without forgetting its roots.
The Tecnam P-Mentor, currently on order with delivery scheduled for May 2026, exemplifies Hexagone Aviation School's commitment to providing aviation training that is resolutely forward-looking. Designed for both initial and advanced training, it excels in preparing pilots for IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) operations and in teaching modern piloting standards.
Equipped with latest-generation avionics and optimized fuel consumption, the P-Mentor combines performance, reliability, and sustainability. This aircraft will offer our students the opportunity to train on a recently designed, IFR-certified aircraft, while operating within a technological, eco-responsible, and innovative learning environment.
The Tecnam P2010, whose acquisition is being considered by our school, aligns with our commitment to eventually offer an increasingly versatile fleet tailored to the pedagogical needs of our student pilots. A modern and comfortable four-seater aircraft, the P2010 stands out for its innovative design combining performance, safety, and ergonomics.
Thanks to its spacious cabin and balanced flight characteristics, it provides an ideal platform for dual instruction, long-distance navigation, and the refinement of piloting skills.
This acquisition project illustrates Hexagone Aviation School's commitment to anticipating developments in aviation training and to offering its students a learning environment that is both modern, safe, and future-oriented.
The Tecnam P2006T, currently on order with delivery scheduled for May 2026, will mark a significant milestone in the development of Hexagone Aviation School's fleet. Designed for multi-engine training and IFR flights, this aircraft combines safety, reliability, and energy efficiency.
Thanks to its two economical and quiet Rotax engines, the P2006T offers an ideal platform for training in complex operations, engine redundancy management, and crew coordination.
Its cockpit, equipped with Garmin G1000 NXi avionics, ensures a learning environment representative of modern airline standards. The arrival of this aircraft will enable our students to train on an IFR-certified twin-engine aircraft, while operating within a pedagogical framework that is technological, sustainable, and compliant with current professional requirements.
The Robin DR300 embodies the French passion for flight. An iconic and robust aircraft, it offers an authentic piloting experience, both instructive and enjoyable. Used for basic and advanced training, it appeals with its maneuverability, stability, and its ability to impart the fundamentals of visual flight rules (VFR) piloting to students under optimal conditions.
Its wood and fabric construction, faithful to the Robin spirit, combines lightness and precision. Thanks to its sound and predictable handling, the DR300 is an excellent pedagogical tool, perfectly suited for initial flights, skill consolidation, and pilot experience building.
A symbol of accessible and passionate aviation, it holds a unique place within the Hexagone Aviation School fleet, by offering each student the opportunity to rediscover the very essence of piloting: simplicity, rigor, and enjoyment.
As part of our commitment to more sustainable aviation, we are actively working on acquiring an electric aircraft to enhance our fleet. This innovative project aims to provide our students with an environmentally friendly flight experience while meeting stringent safety and performance requirements. Integrating an electric aircraft into our training programs will enable us to reduce the school's carbon footprint, encourage sustainable practices, and prepare our pilots for the technologies of tomorrow.
In addition to our fleet of modern and high-performance aircraft, Hexagone Aviation School is proud to utilize the ALSIM AL250 flight simulator, a valuable resource for reducing the carbon footprint of our students' training. Certified and compliant with the most stringent standards, this simulator offers an immersive and realistic experience, enabling aspiring pilots to familiarize themselves with a variety of flight scenarios and emergency situations.
