26 September 2025
Italian aircraft manufacturer Tecnam and finance company Green Aerolease, have partnered to launch of a new rental offer aimed at flight training organisations across Europe.
The offer includes the Tecnam P2008JC, P-Mentor, P2010 and P2006T NG models aircraft that are already in use with several flight schools.
Green Aerolease has financed more than 45 aircraft in seven European countries over the past four years. The number of aircraft available under this new offer will adapt to meet customer demand.
Bartolini is one of the ATOs operating Tecnam aircraft. Photos: Tecnam
The initiative is specifically tailored for Approved Training Organisations (ATOs) and Flight Training Organisations (FTOs) looking to renew their fleets without the burden of large upfront investments. Newer aircraft would improve aircraft availability, reduce training costs and enhance operational efficiency, say the two firms.
Charles Cabillic, founder of Green Aerolease, said, “We are very proud to launch this partnership with Tecnam, a leader in training aircraft manufacturing.
“Currently, the need for professional pilots is huge, and as a result, flight schools are under pressure to modernise their fleets to meet demand efficiently and sustainably. We are convinced that Tecnam aircraft perfectly address these needs, and this collaboration will make fleet renewal easier and more accessible for schools across Europe.”
Walter Da Costa, Chief Sales Officer at Tecnam, added‚ “This collaboration with Green Aerolease reflects our shared vision of making high-quality flight training accessible and sustainable.
“By offering a flexible rental model, we remove a major barrier for many flight schools and flying clubs, allowing them to access our latest aircraft with minimal financial risk. It’s a win-win for the future of aviation training in Europe.”
Green Aerolease offers all-inclusive rental solutions for low-emission light aircraft to operators in the aviation sector, including air clubs, flight schools and airlines. The company’s mission is to accelerate the enviromental transition of light aviation across Europe.
