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2025 EPIC E1000 AX

🕒 Listed 3 weeks ago
$5,400,000
fyiEstimate $3,927,500–$4,027,000 ⓘ How this estimate is built

Starts from the median asking price of 7 comparable Epic 1000 series listings ($3,850,000), then adjusts for:

  • Year +3 vs comparable listings +4.5%
  • Airframe time -335 hr vs comps +0.7%
  • Engine time -317 hr vs comps +2.2%
  • ADS-B (57% of comps) +1.1%
  • Market supply: 17 for sale of 118 FAA-registered -5.0%

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

2025
115 hrs
N251BB ✈ Flight Tracking
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K092
PRATT & WHITNEY PT6A-67A
1
HARTZELL
17FL
Warbirds-3 LLC
Per the FAA aircraft registry (public record)
📍 Kalispell, MT

Overview

Make / ModelEpic E1000 AX
TypeTurboprop
Airframe time115 hrs
Engine time115 SNEW
Prop blades5
Avionics / flight deckGARMIN G1000 NXI
Avionics / Primary flight displayASA G1000
Avionics / AutopilotGarmin GFC 700
Avionics / Terrain / EGPWSTAWS
Avionics / Traffic (TCAS / TAS)TCAS
ADS-BYes
AnnualJuly 2026
InspectionAnnual
AirworthyYes
Autopilot FIKI / known ice ADS-B

Description

/// SKIP THE LINE / NEARLY-NEW AX / REALISTICALLY PRICED /// Jesse Adams of Mason Amelia exclusively offers N251BB, an impeccable Epic E1000 AX that is as close to new as it gets! Delivered in July 2025, this AX just celebrated its first birthday with a mere 115 hours on the flight meter! With the balance of factory warranties, Pratt & Whitney ESP Gold paid through the first 400 hours, Garmin automatic database updates, autothrottle, and more… THIS BEAST HAS IT ALL. BEST OF ALL? GARMIN AUTOLAND IS NOW FAA CERTIFIED. Skip the factory wait, solve your tax problem, and step into a machine that's EVERY BIT AS FAST AS IT LOOKS MEAN! A Fully Loaded Epic E1000 AX Highlights: - Garmin Autoland Technology (schedule quick activation at any Epic service center) - Garmin GWX 8000 StormOptix Weather Radar - Garmin Autothrottle - Garmin GDL 60 with PlaneSync Technology - Garmin 3D Taxi - Integrated Starlink (Epic factory flat fee installation - ONLY $10K) - Electronic Brake Hold & More… Powered by a 1,200-horsepower Pratt & Whitney PT6A-67A (fully tracked for reliability), this sleek carbon fiber aircraft: - Climbs to FL340 in just 18 minutes - Cruises at 333 knots true airspeed - Burns under 44 gallons per hour - Land/take off in under 2000’… Warranties / Programs - Epic Airframe 5 years / 1,000 hours - Garmin Avionics 2 years / 800 hours - Pratt & Whitney 7 years / 2,500 hours - Pratt & Whitney ESP Gold (thru 400 hours included) - Hartzell Propeller 1 year / 1,000 hours Be sure to view our full walk-around video, coming soon to YouTube channel: Looking for Higher. Contact Jesse Adams today for more info!

Modifications

Wifi Pressurized Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI) Lithium‑ion Batteries Starlink Internet (Epic factory flat fee installation - ONLY $10K) Air Conditioning Garmin Technology Package Expansive Windscreen with CoolView Windows

Avionics

Garmin G1000 NXi Avionics Suite Dual AHRS Dual Transponders Garmin Autothrottle Garmin GWX 8000 StormOptix Weather Radar 3D SafeTaxi and Taxiway Routing Garmin GDL 60 with PlaneSync Technology Synthetic Vision Garmin GFC 700 Autopilot Automatic Yaw Damper GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Electronic Brake Hold Garmin GSR 56 Global Weather / Sat Phone Garmin TAWS‑B+ Garmin 855 TCAS Stall Protection Autoland

Service Difficulty Reports (SDRs)

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Airworthiness Directives (ADs)

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General

Year2025
ManufacturerEPIC
ModelE1000 AX
Serial NumberK092
ConditionUsed
Registration #N251BB
FlightRulesIFR
Based at17FL

Airframe

Total Time115
Complete LogsYes

Engine 1

Engine 1 Make/ModelPRATT & WHITNEY PT6A-67A
Engine 1 Time115 SNEW
Engine 1 TBO3600

Props

Prop 1 ManufacturerHARTZELL
Prop 1 Time115 SNEW
Number of Blades5

Avionics

Flight Deck Manufacturer/ModelGARMIN G1000 NXI
ADS-B EquippedYes
WAASYes
LPVYes
SVTYes
Avionics/RadiosGarmin G1000 NXi Avionics Suite Dual AHRS Dual Transponders Garmin Autothrottle Garmin GWX 8000 StormOptix Weather Radar 3D SafeTaxi and Taxiway Routing Garmin GDL 60 with PlaneSync Technology Synthetic Vision Garmin GFC 700 Autopilot Automatic Yaw Damper GRA 5500 Radar Altimeter Electronic Brake Hold Garmin GSR 56 Global Weather / Sat Phone Garmin TAWS‑B+ Garmin 855 TCAS Stall Protection Autoland

Additional Equipment

Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI)Yes
Additional EquipmentWifi Pressurized Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI) Lithium‑ion Batteries Starlink Internet (Epic factory flat fee installation - ONLY $10K) Air Conditioning Garmin Technology Package Expansive Windscreen with CoolView Windows

Interior

Year Interior2025

Exterior

Year Painted2025

Inspection Status

Inspection StatusAnnual completed July 2026 - Epic Airframe 5 years / 1,000 hours - Garmin Avionics 2 years / 800 hours - Pratt & Whitney 7 years / 2,500 hours - Pratt & Whitney ESP Gold (thru 400 hours included) - Hartzell Propeller 1 year / 1,000 hours *Specifications subject to verification by purchaser
AirworthyYes

Engine Program

Engine Maintenance ProgramESP Gold

Operating costs & specifications — Epic E1000AX

Typical model-level figures for the Epic E1000AX (not this specific airframe).

$567,225annual budget · 325 hrs/yr
$1,117variable cost / hour
$3.52cost per nm
60.0gph fuel burn
$4,000,000avg pre-owned asking fyiEstimate  $3,927,500–$4,027,000

Annual cost breakdown

Low useHigh use
Hours / year200325
Fuel$86,400$140,400
Fixed$204,200$204,200
Variable$223,400$363,025
Total / hour$2,138$1,745

Performance & dimensions

Range1,560 nm
Cruise speed305 kts · 351 mph
Seating1 crew + 5 passengers
Cabin H × W × L4' 1" × 4' 8" × 15' 0"
Interior volume290 ft³
Takeoff / landing2300 ft / 2400 ft

About this plane

The Epic E1000AX has a variable operating cost of $1,060 per hour. It offers a range of 1,200 nautical miles and cruises at a normal speed of 317 knots (365 mph), with an average fuel burn of 60 gallons per hour. The cabin of the Epic E1000AX measures 4'1" high, 4'8" wide, and 15'0" long, providing 290 cubic feet of interior volume. With seating for up to six occupants, the aircraft combines exceptional speed, range, and comfort within a modern, carbon-fiber airframe. Requiring 2,300 feet for takeoff and 2,400 feet for landing, the E1000AX delivers turboprop performance and efficiency that rival light jets, making it one of the most advanced single-engine turboprops in its class. Get a Personalized Demo See AviaCost in action with a tailored walkthrough of Epic E1000AX's full ownership model — including trip costs, depreciation, and branded PDF reports.

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