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TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide

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Overview

The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER is a piston-powered Tecnam aircraft. The available documents describe it as a multi-engine type, with separate throttle, propeller and mixture levers and one-engine-inoperative procedures. The only document is an operator limitations and emergencies checklist whose limit values are blank. Registry data for the P2012 family gives up-to figures only.

  • The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER checklist covers engine failure, fire, smoke, spin recovery, stall recovery and autopilot faults.
  • Family-level registry maxima for the P2012: range up to 600 nm, cruise up to 175 kt, MTOW up to 3400 kg.
  • The checklist's limitation tables (speeds, fuel, weights, engine limits) have no values in the supplied text. Get them from the official flight manual.
  • Engine-failure procedures involve feathering the propeller and a one-engine-inoperative landing, so ask about twin-engine training.

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Model Guide
Year
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2026
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45 KB
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sprinkle.com
About this document
Is the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER a single- or twin-engine aircraft?

The registry category says single-engine-piston. The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER checklist uses plural throttle and propeller levers and one-engine-inoperative procedures, which indicate multiple engines. Verify this against the aircraft's documents.

What range and speed does the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER have?

No variant-specific figures are in the documents. The P2012 family registry lists a range of up to 600 nm and a cruise speed of up to 175 kt as family maxima.

What is the maximum weight of the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER?

The checklist lists weight limits, but its values are blank. The registry shows a family MTOW of up to 3400 kg for the P2012. Check the flight manual for this aircraft's limit.

What is the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide?

The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide is a model guide for the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER, dated 2026.

What year was the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide published?

The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide — the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER model guide on file — is dated 2026.

How rare is it?
71TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER registered worldwide

Common. More common than 70% of the aircraft models we track.

Documentation completeness
2/7

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What the documents show

The only source is an operator checklist titled for the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER. It lists headings for speed, fuel, weight and engine limits, but the values did not come through. The registry gives family maxima only: range up to 600 nm, cruise up to 175 kt, MTOW up to 3400 kg. None of these is confirmed for this exact variant.

Emergency procedures covered

The checklist covers engine fire on the ground, during takeoff run, after takeoff and in flight. It also covers electrical smoke, emergency evacuation, securing an inoperative engine, engine failure at each flight phase, unintentional spin recovery, stall recovery and autopilot or trim malfunctions. Only the headings and item names are legible, not the full steps.

What to verify before buying

Confirm the approved limits against the official flight manual: speeds, fuel capacity and unbalance, weights, baggage limits and engine temperatures and pressures. Check the autopilot and electric trim systems, the emergency door opening system and the fire extinguisher. Confirm the aircraft's actual configuration, because the registry lists it as piston while the checklist shows twin-engine procedures.

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Safety notes

  • If fire or engine failure occurs before rotation, the checklist says to abort the takeoff.
  • If takeoff continues after an engine failure, allow for the time and height lost to feather the propeller.
  • For an autopilot hardover or trim malfunction, the checklist uses the AP DISC switch, and the control wheel is held for a hardover.

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Full document text

TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER Model Guide The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER is a piston-powered Tecnam aircraft. The available documents describe it as a multi-engine type, with separate throttle, propeller and mixture levers and one-engine-inoperative procedures. The only document is an operator limitations and emergencies checklist whose limit values are blank. Registry data for the P2012 family gives up-to figures only. • The TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER checklist covers engine failure, fire, smoke, spin recovery, stall recovery and autopilot faults. • Family-level registry maxima for the P2012: range up to 600 nm, cruise up to 175 kt, MTOW up to 3400 kg. • The checklist's limitation tables (speeds, fuel, weights, engine limits) have no values in the supplied text. Get them from the official flight manual. • Engine-failure procedures involve feathering the propeller and a one-engine-inoperative landing, so ask about twin-engine training. What the documents show The only source is an operator checklist titled for the TECNAM P2012 TRAVELLER. It lists headings for speed, fuel, weight and engine limits, but the values did not come through. The registry gives family maxima only: range up to 600 nm, cruise up to 175 kt, MTOW up to 3400 kg. None of these is confirmed for this exact variant. Emergency procedures covered The checklist covers engine fire on the ground, during takeoff run, after takeoff and in flight. It also covers electrical smoke, emergency evacuation, securing an inoperative engine, engine failure at each flight phase, unintentional spin recovery, stall recovery and autopilot or trim malfunctions. Only the headings and item names are legible, not the full steps. What to verify before buying Confirm the approved limits against the official flight manual: speeds, fuel capacity and unbalance, weights, baggage limits and engine temperatures and pressures. Check the autopilot and electric trim systems, the emergency door opening system and the fire extinguisher. Confirm the aircraft's actual configuration, because the registry lists it as piston while the checklist shows twin-engine procedures. Safety notes: • If fire or engine failure occurs before rotation, the checklist says to abort the takeoff. • If takeoff continues after an engine failure, allow for the time and height lost to feather the propeller. • For an autopilot hardover or trim malfunction, the checklist uses the AP DISC switch, and the control wheel is held for a hardover.