BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide
BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON · Model Guide
Overview
BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON is a twin-engine piston aircraft in the Beech 55 Baron series. The Raytheon shop manual applies the D55 designation to serials TE-452 thru TE-767. The supplied documents give no D55-specific weights or speeds. The 55 family reaches up to 1100 nm range, 188 kt cruise and 6 passengers, but those are family maxima, not D55 figures.
- The shop manual lists the D55 as serials TE-452 thru TE-767; confirm the airplane's serial before ordering parts or manuals.
- Both source manuals are Raytheon Aircraft publications. The shop manual is at revision E23, dated December 31, 2004.
- Family-level registry maxima: up to 1100 nm range, 188 kt cruise, 21000 ft ceiling. Treat these as family context, not D55 specs.
- The manufacturer's parts catalog warns against salvaged parts or parts of unknown service history.
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Reference only, not for flight. Use the current approved manual for your aircraft. See terms, section 5.
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- Type ·
- Model Guide
- Year ·
- 2026
- File size ·
- 44 KB
- Copy found at ·
- sprinkle.com
Which serial numbers are the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON?
The shop manual lists the D55 as TE-452 thru TE-767 for the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON. The C55 comes before it and the E55 (TE-768 and after) follows.
What performance figures are available?
The supplied documents give no D55-specific figures for the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON. The family registry shows up to 1100 nm range, 188 kt cruise, 21000 ft service ceiling and 6 passengers, as maxima across variants.
What documentation exists for maintenance?
For the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON, Raytheon publishes a Baron 55 and 58 shop manual (revision E23) and an illustrated parts catalog for the 55 series. The parts catalog was revised in August 2001.
What is the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide?
The BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide is a model guide for the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON, dated 2026.
What year was the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide published?
The BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide — the BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON model guide on file — is dated 2026.
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- Checklist
- Maintenance Manual
- Parts Catalog (IPC)
- Systems & Wiring
- Service Bulletins on file
- Type Certificate (TCDS)
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Identify the exact airplane
The shop manual splits the Baron by serial: C55 is TC-350 and TE-1 thru TE-451, D55 is TE-452 thru TE-767, and E55 is TE-768 and after. The parts catalog says to quote the model and airplane serial number on every parts order. The serial placard is on the main access door frame.
Systems and records to review
The manuals cover landing gear and brakes, fuel selector valve and filter, cabin heater, air conditioning, surface deicer boots, propeller deice (alcohol or electric), oxygen, autopilot and alternators. The shop manual has a section on overhaul and replacement schedules and one on periodic inspections. Compare logbook entries against both.
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Safety notes
- Use only genuine Beechcraft or Beechcraft-approved parts; the parts catalog warns that salvaged or unauthenticated parts may have hidden damage and be unsafe.
- Catalog illustrations only identify parts for ordering. The catalog says not to use them as a maintenance reference for reassembly.
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Full document text
BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON Model Guide BEECHCRAFT D55 BARON is a twin-engine piston aircraft in the Beech 55 Baron series. The Raytheon shop manual applies the D55 designation to serials TE-452 thru TE-767. The supplied documents give no D55-specific weights or speeds. The 55 family reaches up to 1100 nm range, 188 kt cruise and 6 passengers, but those are family maxima, not D55 figures. • The shop manual lists the D55 as serials TE-452 thru TE-767; confirm the airplane's serial before ordering parts or manuals. • Both source manuals are Raytheon Aircraft publications. The shop manual is at revision E23, dated December 31, 2004. • Family-level registry maxima: up to 1100 nm range, 188 kt cruise, 21000 ft ceiling. Treat these as family context, not D55 specs. • The manufacturer's parts catalog warns against salvaged parts or parts of unknown service history. Identify the exact airplane The shop manual splits the Baron by serial: C55 is TC-350 and TE-1 thru TE-451, D55 is TE-452 thru TE-767, and E55 is TE-768 and after. The parts catalog says to quote the model and airplane serial number on every parts order. The serial placard is on the main access door frame. Systems and records to review The manuals cover landing gear and brakes, fuel selector valve and filter, cabin heater, air conditioning, surface deicer boots, propeller deice (alcohol or electric), oxygen, autopilot and alternators. The shop manual has a section on overhaul and replacement schedules and one on periodic inspections. Compare logbook entries against both. Safety notes: • Use only genuine Beechcraft or Beechcraft-approved parts; the parts catalog warns that salvaged or unauthenticated parts may have hidden damage and be unsafe. • Catalog illustrations only identify parts for ordering. The catalog says not to use them as a maintenance reference for reassembly.