The Tecnam P92 Echo is a two-seat, single strut braced high-wings ultra-light aircraft.
S.R.L. Costruczioni Aeronautiche TECNAM, of Naples, Italy was founded in 1986 by
the Brothers Luigi and Giovanni Pascale (formerly Partenavia). Tecnam entered the
MLA-market with the P.92 Echo. Three engines are available: the Rotax 582; the Rotax 912 and
the Limbach L2000. The P92 is deliverable completed or as an assembly-kit. Next to the MLA
(Micro Light Aeroplane) the P92 is available as a VLA (Very Light Aircraft). The TECNAM P92 is in
use as well as an Microlight touring and training aircraft. As VLA the P92 is also in
use as a replacement for the aging Cessna 152 and Piper Tomahawk training aircraft
The 1997-built Tecnam P92 Echo c/n 249 was registered PH-2Z7 in the Netherlands on 11 July 1997. The Ultralight aircraft is
powered by a 80 hp light-weight Rotax 912 UL DCDI four strokes, liquid cooled engine. Tecnam P92 Echo PH-2Z7 was photographed
at Flugplatz Ganderkesee near Delmenhorst, Germany.
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