Quality Fly Advances Fleet with State-of-the-Art Tecnam Training Aircraft
Quality Fly, a leading Spanish flight training organization, has taken a significant step in modernizing its fleet. In 2024, the academy added four cutting-edge Tecnam P2008JC MKII aircraft to its training operations. Based in Madrid and operating from Cuatro-Vientos airport, Quality Fly now showcases a fully standardized, contemporary Tecnam fleet equipped with glass cockpits for its ATP Integrated Program.
The newly added aircraft come with FLARM collision avoidance technology, ensuring the academy’s alignment with safety standards across its entire fleet. “With a unified fleet of Tecnam P2008 single-engine piston aircraft with glass cockpits, learning times reduce and the student learning curve improves by over 30%,” states the academy. This standardization not only simplifies training procedures but also enhances overall flight training outcomes.
Quality Fly’s trailblazing ATP Integrated program features a clear distinction between theory and flight training. It employs a “slot flight planning system” specifically designed to optimize flight schedules and minimize downtime. The academy, known for its international profile, conducts all classes in English, catering to students preparing for commercial airline careers.