Stevens Aerospace Joins Epic Aircraft Service Network

Epic Aircraft has appointed Stevens Aerospace and Defense Systems as an authorized service center for the Epic E1000 turboprop single. Stevens Aerospace’s maintenance facility at Denver Centennial Airport (KAPA) will support Epic owners with inspections, structural and component repairs, and factory-approved warranty services.

The new authorization takes advantage of Stevens Aerospace’s long experience with turboprop and jet maintenance, as well as its service center designations for the E1000’s Pratt & Whitney Canada engine, Hartzell propeller, and Garmin avionics. The company augments the MRO services at KAPA with a large mobile service network and paint and interior refurbishment at its Greenville, South Carolina facility.

“Our team has built its reputation on technical expertise, responsive support, and a deep understanding of turboprop aircraft,” said Stevens Denver general manager Bryan Harrison. “This designation allows us to deliver even greater value to Epic aircraft owners across the central and western United States.”

“Stevens Aerospace has built an outstanding reputation for technical expertise, integrity, and customer service,” said Epic Aircraft CEO Doug King. “We’ve known their team for many years and have tremendous confidence in their ability to provide the level of support Epic owners expect.”