Aircraft program
Single engine 6-seater business turboprop with carbon fibre structure. Earlier models known as E1000 and E1000 LT (kit).

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Subscribe| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Epic LT | 2003 / 2004 | 2018 | Production: 1 (2021) GAMA: Epic Aircraft, LLC E1000. Kitbuilt baseline variant. |
| Epic E1000 | 2013 / 2015 | Production: 1 (2021). Upgraded variant, no longer kitbuilt. | |
| Epic E1000 GX | 2021 / 2021 | Production: 7 (2025) GAMA: Epic Aircraft, LLC E1000 GX. Variant with modernised Garmen avionics and Hartzell propeller. | |
| Epic E1000 AX | 2025 / | Production: 7 (2026) GAMA: Epic Aircraft, LLC E1000 AX. Next-generation variant, adds Garmin Autothrottle/Autoland and greater fuel payload capacity. A for 'Automation'. Current production variant. |
| Epic Aircraft | News |
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