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2022 EPIC E1000

Spanish Fork, UT · USA
🕒 Listed 10 days ago
$3,500,000
fyiEstimate $2,278,500–$2,336,000 ⓘ How this estimate is built

Starts from the median asking price of 6 comparable Epic E1000 listings ($2,449,499), then adjusts for:

  • Airframe time +284 hr vs comps -0.6%
  • Engine time +284 hr vs comps -2.0%
  • ADS-B (33% of comps) +1.7%
  • Market supply: 20 for sale of 128 FAA-registered -5.0%

Shown as a range. An estimate from asking-price comparables and FAA supply data — not an appraisal.

2022
1,429 hrs
N409FS ✈ Flight Tracking
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K031
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Overview

Make / ModelEpic E1000
TypeTurboprop
Airframe time1,429 hrs
Engine time1429 SNEW
Avionics / TransponderGARMIN GTX 335D
Avionics / Primary flight displayL3 ESI-500, ASA G1000
Avionics / AutopilotGarmin GFC 700
Avionics / Traffic (TCAS / TAS)GTS 825
Avionics / Datalink weatherSiriusXM, GDL 69A
ADS-BYes
InspectionAnnual
Autopilot FIKI / known ice RVSM ADS-B

Description

Detailed Description 2022 Epic E1000 GX | N409FS | S/N K031 | FIKI | 1,429 Hours Total Time N409FS is a well-sorted, FIKI-equipped 2022 Epic E1000 GX with 1,429 hours total time and more than 2,000 hours remaining until engine overhaul. Every annual inspection has been performed by Epic Flight Support, the factory service center in Bend, Oregon, with interim maintenance by established turbine shops. The current annual, completed in March 2026, is good through March 2027. For an owner-pilot who wants single-pilot turboprop performance with real all-weather capability, this is a strong example. N409FS is equipped for flight into known icing. The system covers the wings, horizontal stabilizer and engine inlet with pneumatic de-ice boots, and adds propeller and windshield de-ice, an ice detector and lift computer ice mode. In February 2025, Epic Flight Support complied with Epic Service Bulletin SB-0035 (FIKI Update), including the required check flight. Power comes from the Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67A, rated at 1,200 shaft horsepower and turning a five-blade Hartzell propeller. The engine has 2,071 hours remaining until its 3,500-hour overhaul, and the propeller has 2,571 hours remaining until its 4,000-hour overhaul. The engine received a thorough going-over at the March 2026 annual: a hot section borescope inspection, fuel nozzle cleaning and flow check, a power recovery wash and new igniters. The next hot section and fuel nozzle inspection isn't due until 1,698 hours. The flight deck is the Garmin G1000 NXi with 2x GDU 1050 10" PFDs with synthetic vision and a GDU 1250 12" MFD, supported by dual Garmin GSU 75B ADAHRS, dual Garmin GTX 335DR / GTX 345DR transponders with ADS-B Out and In, and an L3 ESI-500 standby instrument. The Garmin GFC 700 AFCS autopilot, Garmin GTS 825 traffic advisory system and Garmin GDL 69A SiriusXM weather and audio round out the package, along with Epic's stick shaker / pusher stall warning and prevention system. The aircraft is RVSM approved, and the RVSM inspection, pitot-static and transponder certifications are current through February 2027. N409FS has been maintained with a clear eye toward keeping it right rather than just keeping it legal. Epic service bulletins are complied with through the March 2026 annual. The last two years brought a long list of fresh components, including: new wing lift transducers in February 2025 a new starter/generator in September 2024 new main batteries in June 2025 a new elevator trim actuator in September 2025 The nose gear strut was resealed and the hydraulic suppressor rebuilt at the March 2026 annual. The brakes have been refreshed with overhauled components, and the airframe received paint touch-up in early 2025. The ELT battery is good through November 2028, the oxygen cylinder hydrostatic test is due February 2027, and the emergency gear extension bottle's hydrostatic test is due February 2028. The exterior is white with blue and silver accents. The six-place pressurized cabin seats two crew and four passengers in light leather seats, with air conditioning, crew and passenger oxygen, and USB power at the passenger seats. N409FS brings together low time, FIKI capability and annual inspections by the factory service center. It's ready to go to work for its next owner. Complete digital logbooks since new are available for review by qualified buyers. Spanish Fork, UT | Contact Ian Swett at 512-877-8993 or [email protected] Maintenance: Every annual at Epic Flight Support Annual: March 2026, next due March 2027 RVSM, pitot-static, transponder: due Feb 2027 Specifications and times are subject to verification. Aircraft offered is subject to prior sale, lease and/or withdrawal from the market. Airframe: Total time: 1,429 hours Empty weight: 5,125.7 lb Pressurized carbon fiber airframe

Modifications

Engine: Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67A S/N PCE-RT0361 1,429 hours since new 3,500-hour overhaul interval Propeller: Hartzell HC-E5A-3A five-blade S/N SA859 1,429 hours since new

Avionics

Avionics/Instruments: Garmin G1000 NXi flight deck 2x GDU 1050 10" PFDs with synthetic vision GDU 1250 12" MFD Garmin GFC 700 AFCS autopilot Garmin GTS 825 traffic advisory system Dual Garmin GTX 335DR / GTX 345DR transponders ADS-B Out and In SiriusXM weather and audio (GDL 69A) L3 ESI-500 standby instrument Stall warning and prevention: stick shaker / pusher Additional Equipment: Flight into known icing (FIKI) RVSM approved Air conditioning Crew and passenger oxygen

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How this aircraft compares

Where this Epic E1000 lands versus other Epic E1000 listings on fyiAero.

Price

83rd pct
$1.9M$3.9MThis aircraft · $3.5M

$3.5M · 83rd percentile of 6 listings

Airframe time

99th pct
4401,429This aircraft · 1,429

1,429 hours total (TTAF) · 99th percentile of 8 listings

Engine time

99th pct
4401,429This aircraft · 1,429

1,429 hours since new · 99th percentile of 8 listings

Percentile = share of comparable listings at or below this value. Lower airframe/engine hours are generally fresher; price reflects the asking price only.

Operating costs & specifications — Epic Aircraft Llc E1000

Typical model-level figures for the Epic Aircraft Llc E1000 (not this specific airframe).

$279,850annual budget · 50 hrs/yr
$854variable cost / hour
$2.65cost per nm
$2,948,574avg pre-owned asking fyiEstimate  $2,278,500–$2,336,000

Performance & dimensions

Range1,560 nm
Cruise speed322 kts · 371 mph

About this plane

Single engine turboprop aircraft with retractable landing gear. The E1000 seats up to 5 passengers plus 1 pilot.

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Last flight

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