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Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide

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Overview

Alpi Pioneer 200 is a two-seat, side-by-side ultralight (ULM) built from an Alpi Aviation S.r.l. kit in San Quirino, Italy. It has a wooden airframe with fabric-covered control surfaces, tricycle gear and a 79 hp Rotax 912 UL. Its manuals limit it to day VFR with no aerobatics or spins. Maximum takeoff weight is 450 kg.

  • Two seats. Maximum takeoff weight is 450 kg and base empty weight is 280 kg. Baggage is limited to 10 kg.
  • Rotax 912 UL, 79 hp. The manual quotes a 130 m takeoff ground roll and a 100 m landing roll at max weight, sea level, ISA.
  • The manuals disagree on some limits (Va 162 vs 180 km/h, crosswind 28 vs 25 km/h). Check the manual for the specific aircraft.
  • Day VFR only. Aerobatics, including spins, are prohibited.

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Type
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Model Guide
Year
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2026
File size
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48 KB
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sprinkle.com

Specifications & performance

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Specifications

Seats
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2
Height m
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2.07
Length m
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6.15
Wingspan m
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7.55
Wing area m2
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10.5
Engine power (hp)
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79
Fuel capacity l
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54
Propeller diameter cm
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166

Performance

Max level speed kmh
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200
Rate of descent (fpm)
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550
Landing ground roll m
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100
Takeoff ground roll m
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130
Max rate of climb m min
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220
Normal cruise speed kmh
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180
Fuel burn 75 percent lph
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16.2
Max operating altitude m
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5,000

V-speeds

VFE_KMH
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100
VNE_KMH
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240
VNO_KMH
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215
STALL_CLEAN_KMH
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65
STALL_FLAPS_KMH
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62
LIFT_OFF_SPEED_KMH
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85

Weight & balance

Empty weight kg
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280
Wing loading kg m2
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42.8
Max baggage weight kg
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10
Max landing weight kg
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450
Max takeoff weight kg
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450
Cg aft limit percent mac
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32
Cg forward limit percent mac
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16
About this document
How many people and how much baggage can the Alpi Pioneer 200 carry?

Alpi Pioneer 200 is limited to two occupants including the pilot. Maximum takeoff weight is 450 kg and baggage is limited to 10 kg. A solo pilot sits in the left seat and needs no ballast.

What engine and fuel does the Alpi Pioneer 200 use?

Alpi Pioneer 200 uses a Rotax 912 UL, rated 79 hp at 5500 RPM. The tank holds 54 L, of which 50 L is usable. The flight manual approves unleaded mogas, and 100LL only for short use with a carbon inspection.

How far can the Alpi Pioneer 200 fly?

The manual quotes 510 km at 75% power with a half-hour reserve, and 394 km at 90% power with the same reserve. Fuel burn at 75% power is 16.2 l/h. These figures are for max weight, sea level, ISA.

Are the Alpi Pioneer 200 documents consistent?

Not entirely. For the Alpi Pioneer 200, the Italian manual gives Va 162 km/h and crosswind 28 km/h, while the flight manual gives 180 km/h and 25 km/h. Use the manual issued for the specific aircraft.

What is the Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide?

The Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide is a model guide for the Alpi Pioneer 200, dated 2026.

What year was the Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide published?

The Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide — the Alpi Pioneer 200 model guide on file — is dated 2026.

How rare is it?
39Alpi Pioneer 200 registered worldwide

Common. More common than 60% of the aircraft models we track.

Documentation completeness
1/7

Most owners only have the POH. Here's the essential set for the Alpi Pioneer 200.

  • Pilot's Operating Handbook / AFM
  • Checklist
  • Maintenance Manual
  • Parts Catalog (IPC)
  • Systems & Wiring
  • Service Bulletins on file
  • Type Certificate (TCDS)

More Alpi Pioneer 200manuals & documents

In this document

Airframe and engine

Wooden lattice fuselage with birch plywood, cantilever wooden wings with fabric-covered ailerons and electric slotted flaps. Wings and tailplane come off for transport. Tricycle gear with hydraulic wheel brakes. Fixed-pitch two-blade wooden propeller, 166 cm diameter. Tank holds 54 L (50 L usable). Flight manual fuel: unleaded mogas; 100LL only for short use with carbon inspection.

Performance and range

Max level speed 200 km/h, fast cruise 190 km/h, normal cruise 180 km/h. Stall is 65 km/h clean and 62 km/h with flaps. Best climb is 220 m/min. Fuel burn at 75% power is 16.2 l/h. Range with a half-hour reserve is 510 km at 75% power and 394 km at 90%. Figures are for max weight, sea level, ISA.

What to check when buying

The manual applies only to the aircraft named on its cover by registration and serial number, so confirm the match and revision status. It is a kit build, and the maker disclaims responsibility for unauthorised modifications. Inspect the wood and fabric structure. Check engine limits: oil pressure at least 2 bar in level flight, cylinder head temperature at most 150 °C, magneto drop at most 200 RPM at 4000 RPM.

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Safety notes

  • Aerobatics, including spins, are prohibited. Smoking is prohibited. Maximum air temperature for takeoff at gross weight is 40 °C.
  • Never exceed 240 km/h. Above 215 km/h fly only in smooth air and with caution. With flaps down, stay below 100 km/h.
  • The Italian manual says it gives advice only and that decisions rest with the pilot. A solo pilot must sit in the left seat.

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Full document text

Alpi Pioneer 200 Model Guide Alpi Pioneer 200 is a two-seat, side-by-side ultralight (ULM) built from an Alpi Aviation S.r.l. kit in San Quirino, Italy. It has a wooden airframe with fabric-covered control surfaces, tricycle gear and a 79 hp Rotax 912 UL. Its manuals limit it to day VFR with no aerobatics or spins. Maximum takeoff weight is 450 kg. • Two seats. Maximum takeoff weight is 450 kg and base empty weight is 280 kg. Baggage is limited to 10 kg. • Rotax 912 UL, 79 hp. The manual quotes a 130 m takeoff ground roll and a 100 m landing roll at max weight, sea level, ISA. • The manuals disagree on some limits (Va 162 vs 180 km/h, crosswind 28 vs 25 km/h). Check the manual for the specific aircraft. • Day VFR only. Aerobatics, including spins, are prohibited. Airframe and engine Wooden lattice fuselage with birch plywood, cantilever wooden wings with fabric-covered ailerons and electric slotted flaps. Wings and tailplane come off for transport. Tricycle gear with hydraulic wheel brakes. Fixed-pitch two-blade wooden propeller, 166 cm diameter. Tank holds 54 L (50 L usable). Flight manual fuel: unleaded mogas; 100LL only for short use with carbon inspection. Performance and range Max level speed 200 km/h, fast cruise 190 km/h, normal cruise 180 km/h. Stall is 65 km/h clean and 62 km/h with flaps. Best climb is 220 m/min. Fuel burn at 75% power is 16.2 l/h. Range with a half-hour reserve is 510 km at 75% power and 394 km at 90%. Figures are for max weight, sea level, ISA. What to check when buying The manual applies only to the aircraft named on its cover by registration and serial number, so confirm the match and revision status. It is a kit build, and the maker disclaims responsibility for unauthorised modifications. Inspect the wood and fabric structure. Check engine limits: oil pressure at least 2 bar in level flight, cylinder head temperature at most 150 °C, magneto drop at most 200 RPM at 4000 RPM. Safety notes: • Aerobatics, including spins, are prohibited. Smoking is prohibited. Maximum air temperature for takeoff at gross weight is 40 °C. • Never exceed 240 km/h. Above 215 km/h fly only in smooth air and with caution. With flaps down, stay below 100 km/h. • The Italian manual says it gives advice only and that decisions rest with the pilot. A solo pilot must sit in the left seat.