Tecnam, the Italian company that got its start as Partenavia, has released drawings of a proposed four-seat model, the P2010. The high-wing, strutted aircraft will have metal wings, a carbon-fiber fuselage and a Lycoming 180-hp IO-360-M1a engine. Performance goals include 133-knot cruise, 660-nautical-mile range and 990-pound useful load. Tecnam has sold more than 3,000 aircraft, including its line of light sport models. Pricing of the P2010 has not been set.
Tecnam Announces Plans for Certified Four-Seater
Key Takeaways:
- Tecnam is developing the P2010, a new four-seat, high-wing aircraft with a hybrid construction of metal wings and a carbon-fiber fuselage.
- It will be powered by a 180-hp Lycoming IO-360-M1a engine.
- Performance goals include a 133-knot cruise speed, a 660-nautical-mile range, and a 990-pound useful load.
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