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Skip Hartsfield.Dinner on Sea Island by 6:30, without buying a jet.
Question 1 of 4
How often do you fly out of Atlanta?
That is a real trip: a client called at two, drove to our ramp at PDK, and sat down to dinner on Sea Island with his golf clubs beside him. Answer four quick questions and we’ll tell you what your trip looks like on the Epic E1000 GX, or on the right jet if it needs one.
- Certificate PRKΛ774T
- 25-member founding class · 3 places left
- 16 Atlanta airports
In their words
Three trips that actually happened.
“Called at 2, departed at 4:30, and made dinner on Sea Island at 6:30 — golf clubs in tow.”
“Six cities, nine real estate sites in one day, and home for the game at NYO.”
“Hilton Head's runway scares the jets off. The Epic didn't blink, and neither did the dog.”
How it works
Three steps. No terminal.
Tell us where and when. One person, one phone number, any hour.
PDK is twelve minutes from Buckhead. Park by the airplane; bags go straight in.
Often within an hour of your call, based on availability. Sea Island in fifty minutes.
Flights on the Epic are operated by ParkAir, LLC under FAA Part 135 certificate PRKA774T. Other aircraft are operated by other certificated carriers and arranged by ParkAir, LLC as an air charter broker. Notice times based on availability.
Why the Epic
The airplane that lands where the jets can’t.
333 knots, 34,000 feet, five seats and 2,000 feet of runway. It flies with the light jets and gets into the small fields near where you are actually going. When the mission is bigger, we source the right jet and stay your one point of contact.
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