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Piaggio Avanti EVO


The Avanti EVO is the fastest turboprop in production, with a pusher configuration and three lifting surfaces that give jet speeds and a stand-up cabin on turboprop fuel burn. New winglets and quieter props define the EVO.

In productionSince 2014
Piaggio Avanti EVO side profile
$7.9MTypical list price
1,720Range (nm)
402Max cruise (kt)
7/9Passengers (typical)
41,000Ceiling (ft)

Overview

The Avanti EVO is the fastest turboprop in production, with a pusher configuration and three lifting surfaces that give jet speeds and a stand-up cabin on turboprop fuel burn. New winglets and quieter props define the EVO.

Key points

  • Cruises above 400 kt at 41,000 ft
  • Cabin width matches a midsize jet
  • Small but loyal owner community

Mission fit

Twin turboprop class
  • Short-runway and unpaved-strip access with twin-engine redundancy
  • Regional trips of one to three hours with six to nine passengers
  • Medevac, government and utility roles as well as executive transport

In the U.S. charter fleet

FAA Part 135 · Avanti / Avanti II / EVO
7aircraft on Part 135 certificates
2charter operators

Most based in OK (6), CA (1).

Operators include LYNK AIR LLC, Brazos Valley Air Charter LLC.

Counts cover the FAA type-certificate family named above, which can include earlier variants of the same airframe. Source: our Part 135 operator database, updated monthly. Browse operators · Full fleet registry.

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