Tecnam’s Sleek New Bravo

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Key Takeaways:

  • Tecnam, Italy's largest light aircraft producer, introduced the new Bravo model as an upgrade and replacement for their popular P-92 Echo.
  • The Tecnam Bravo features cantilevered wings (strut-less) and incorporates other changes designed to better suit the new Sport Pilot rule.
  • Hansen Air Group is the U.S. importer for Tecnam aircraft.
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Tecnam’s new Bravo upgrades their P-92 Echo. One distinguishing feature is cantilevered wings.

Italy’s largest light aircraft producer is Tecnam and pictured here is their new Bravo seen at Aero 2005. Bravo is the replacement to the company’s popular P-92 Echo. Tecnam also makes the P-96 Golf low wing (see my pilot report in EAA’s 5/05 Sport Pilot magazine). The new Bravo makes a big step forward by using a cantilevered wing (no struts) along with other changes to better suit it to the new Sport Pilot rule. The U.S. importer is Hansen Air Group; get more info direct from the source.

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