TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide
TECNAM P92 EAGLET · Model Guide
Overview
The TECNAM P92 EAGLET is a single-engine piston light aircraft built by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.r.l. The US-LSA flight manual lists its type certificate basis as ASTM SLSA. The documents supplied contain no specification or performance figures for this model, so check numbers against the full manual and the airframe itself.
- The TECNAM P92 EAGLET US-LSA flight manual is Revision 4.00, dated 06-12-2012, and must always be on board.
- The aircraft is certificated under ASTM SLSA, and the manual follows ASTM guidelines finalized in December 2007.
- The supplied text has no weights, speeds, ranges or fuel capacities. Get them from the full manual before you buy.
- The only parts catalog supplied is for the P92 ECHO, a sibling model. Do not assume it matches the Eaglet.
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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 ·
- 45 KB
- Copy found at ·
- sprinkle.com
What certification does the TECNAM P92 EAGLET have?
The TECNAM P92 EAGLET flight manual states its type certificate as ASTM SLSA. It is issued by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.r.l. and follows ASTM guidelines finalized in December 2007.
Do the supplied documents give performance figures for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET?
No. The supplied text covers only the manual's introduction and contents. Weights, speeds, range and fuel figures for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET are in the full manual's sections, which were not provided.
Can I use the P92 ECHO parts catalog for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET?
Do not assume so. The parts catalog supplied is dated December 1998 and covers the P92 ECHO. Confirm part applicability for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET with the manufacturer or an engineer before ordering.
What is the TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide?
The TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide is a model guide for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET, dated 2026.
What year was the TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide published?
The TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide — the TECNAM P92 EAGLET model guide on file — is dated 2026.
Most owners only have the POH. Here's the essential set for the TECNAM P92 EAGLET.
- Pilot's Operating Handbook / AFM
- Checklist
- Maintenance Manual
- Parts Catalog (IPC)
- Systems & Wiring
- Service Bulletins on file
- Type Certificate (TCDS)
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What the flight manual covers
Sections: General, Operating Limitations, Weight & Balance, Performance, Emergency Procedures, Normal Procedures, and Ground Handling & Service. General includes the airframe, engine, propeller, fuel system, electrical system, landing gear and brakes. Performance covers stall speeds, crosswind, takeoff, landing, climb and cruise.
What to check when buying
Confirm the manual is the current revision and matches the aircraft's serial number, build year and registration. The manual has blanks for these. Review the weighing report and equipment list in the Weight & Balance section. Look for any alterations or repairs, and check the inspection records against the Ground Handling & Service section.
Systems and procedures to know
The manual lists carburetor heat, carburetor ice, generator light illumination, trim system failure and locked control among its emergency topics. It also covers unintentional spin recovery and unintentional flight into icing. Ask the seller how these were handled and whether the related systems have been maintained.
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Safety notes
- Operate the aircraft within the information and limitations in its flight manual, and keep the manual aboard at all times.
- Read the Emergency Procedures section before flying, including engine failure, fire, carburetor ice and spin recovery.
- The manual's warnings mean that ignoring a procedure can seriously degrade flight safety. Treat them as mandatory.
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Full document text
TECNAM P92 EAGLET Model Guide The TECNAM P92 EAGLET is a single-engine piston light aircraft built by Costruzioni Aeronautiche Tecnam S.r.l. The US-LSA flight manual lists its type certificate basis as ASTM SLSA. The documents supplied contain no specification or performance figures for this model, so check numbers against the full manual and the airframe itself. • The TECNAM P92 EAGLET US-LSA flight manual is Revision 4.00, dated 06-12-2012, and must always be on board. • The aircraft is certificated under ASTM SLSA, and the manual follows ASTM guidelines finalized in December 2007. • The supplied text has no weights, speeds, ranges or fuel capacities. Get them from the full manual before you buy. • The only parts catalog supplied is for the P92 ECHO, a sibling model. Do not assume it matches the Eaglet. What the flight manual covers Sections: General, Operating Limitations, Weight & Balance, Performance, Emergency Procedures, Normal Procedures, and Ground Handling & Service. General includes the airframe, engine, propeller, fuel system, electrical system, landing gear and brakes. Performance covers stall speeds, crosswind, takeoff, landing, climb and cruise. What to check when buying Confirm the manual is the current revision and matches the aircraft's serial number, build year and registration. The manual has blanks for these. Review the weighing report and equipment list in the Weight & Balance section. Look for any alterations or repairs, and check the inspection records against the Ground Handling & Service section. Systems and procedures to know The manual lists carburetor heat, carburetor ice, generator light illumination, trim system failure and locked control among its emergency topics. It also covers unintentional spin recovery and unintentional flight into icing. Ask the seller how these were handled and whether the related systems have been maintained. Safety notes: • Operate the aircraft within the information and limitations in its flight manual, and keep the manual aboard at all times. • Read the Emergency Procedures section before flying, including engine failure, fire, carburetor ice and spin recovery. • The manual's warnings mean that ignoring a procedure can seriously degrade flight safety. Treat them as mandatory.