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The Beechcraft B19 (ICAO type BE19) is an aircraft of United States origin, certificated in the Normal category. It has a maximum take-off weight of 1,000 kg. It offers a maximum range of 1,200 nm, a cruise speed of 115 knots, a service ceiling of 13,500 ft and seating for up to 4 across its variants.

Beechcraft B19

Model overview

Fleet & certification

Built
166
Active
164
Origin
United States
Certifying authorities
FAA
Variants

Per-variant specifications

VariantEngineMTOWRangeCruisePax
B19
B19
1,000 kg810–1,200 nm107–115 kt4
Type certification

The FAA paperwork

TCDS A1CE · Rev 36 · issued 2013-09-23

Category
Normal
MTOW
977 kg
MZFW
922 kg
Seats
4 passengers
Fuel
108 L
Approved fuel80/87
Engine

Lycoming O-320-E2B, E2C or E3D

Certification basis

Part 3 of the Civil Air Regulations effective May 15, 1956, as amended by 3-1 through 3-5 and 3.705 of amendment 3-7, amendment 3- 8, and 23.959 of amendment 23-7.

Safety & ops history

Where to look next

Detailed safety & ops history coming soon — view this model's FAA Airworthiness Directives at FAA.gov.

Beechcraft B19 market & fleet intelligence

Registry, flight-tracking and market data on the Beechcraft B19 fleet — updated daily.

Fleet age

52 yearsmedian age

Of the 135 registered Beechcraft B19 with a known build year (81% of the 166 we track), the median age is 52 years.

Registration activity

8changed registration in 12 months

8 of the 166 registered Beechcraft B19 we track changed registration in the last 12 months (5% of the fleet), across 8 registration events. Registration changes include ownership transfers, re-registrations and address updates — not all are sales.

Fleet activity — last 90 days
Aircraft seen flying
4
Tracked flights
46
Tracked flight hours
90
Share of fleet flying
2%

4 Beechcraft B19 were tracked flying in the last 90 days (2% of the registered fleet), across 46 flights. Sprinkle flight tracking began May 2026; coverage is ADS-B-derived and not exhaustive.

Beechcraft B19 manuals & documents

7 documents for the Beechcraft B19 Pilot's Operating Handbook · Training Manual · Weight And Balance · Normal Procedures · Service Bulletins · Supplemental Type Certificate. PDFs served from cdn.sprinkle.com.

Overview
Normal Procedures for the Beechcraft B19 Sport

This document serves as the Normal Procedures manual for the Beechcraft B19 Sport, providing essential operational guidelines for pilots and ground crew. It outlines standard operating procedures, safety protocols, and performance data necessary for the effective and safe operation of the aircraft. The manual is designed for both experienced pilots and those new to the Beechcraft B19 Sport, ensuring that all users have access to the information needed for safe flight operations. Key sections include preflight checks, engine start procedures, and emergency protocols, all aimed at promoting safety and efficiency in flight operations.

  • Perform thorough preflight inspections to ensure aircraft readiness.
  • Follow specific engine start procedures to prevent damage.
  • Be familiar with emergency procedures to respond effectively in critical situations.
  • Adhere to standard flight operations for safety and compliance.
  • Complete post-flight inspections and secure the aircraft properly.
Read the document

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B19 — frequently asked
What is the range of the Beechcraft B19?

The Beechcraft B19 has a maximum range of 1,200 nautical miles across variants.

How many people can the Beechcraft B19 carry?

The Beechcraft B19 seats up to 4 across its variants.

What is the MTOW of the Beechcraft B19?

The Beechcraft B19's maximum take-off weight is 1,000 kg.

What is the ICAO type designator for the Beechcraft B19?

The Beechcraft B19's ICAO type designator is BE19.

How many Beechcraft B19 aircraft are registered worldwide?

Sprinkle tracks 166 registered Beechcraft B19 airframes worldwide.