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SLIDE SHOW COMPONENT

  • SLIDE SHOW COMPONENT

Overview

  • The model number P2002 refers to the year that it was designed. New features include more clearance beneath the canopy so that even someone 6 feet 5 inches and wearing a headset won’t have to duck as the canopy is closed prior to flight. It is Americanized, meaning that while it has a steerable nosewheel, it also has toe brakes. The two-seat aircraft is powered by a 100-horsepower Rotax engine. It can reach nearly the top speed allowed in the light sport category—120 knots—thanks to a redesigned engine cowling. It will also be available as an experimental category airplane in addition to a light sport aircraft and ultralight.

    Tecnam P2002 Sierra

    Tecnam P2002JF MkII

Specifications

  • Powerplant

    Rotax 912 S2, 100 hp

  • Propellers

    Hoffmann, 2 blade Fixed Pitch

  • Length

    22 ft 1 in

  • Height

    8 ft 2 in

  • Wingspan

    28 ft 1 in

  • Wing Area

    123.8 sq ft

  • Wing loading

    11.04 lb/sq ft

  • Power loading

    13.67 lb/hp

  • Cabin Width

    3 ft 7 in

  • Empty Weight

    838 lb

  • Maximum gross weight

    1,367 lb

  • Useful load

    906 lb

  • Payload with full fuel

  • Fuel capacity

    26.4 gal

  • Baggage capacity

    44 lb, 5.74 cu ft

Performance

  • Takeoff distance ground roll

    777 ft

  • Takeoff distance over 50-ft obstacle

    1,286 ft

  • Rate of climb sea level

    874 fpm

  • Service ceiling

    14,000 ft

  • Landing distance over 50-ft obstacle

    1,056 ft

  • Landing distance ground roll

    538 ft

  • Cruise speed/endurance w/45-min rsv, std fuel (fuel consumption, ea engine) @ 75% power, best economy

    122 kt

  • Range

Limiting and Recommended Airspeeds

  • VX

  • VY

  • VNE

  • VS1

  • VSO

    41 kt

For more information, contact Tecnam Aircraft at or via https://www.tecnam.com/aircraft/p2002-jf/

All specifications are based on manufacturer's calculations. All performance figures are based on standard day, standard atmosphere, sea level, gross weight conditions unless otherwise noted.