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Tecnam

P92 Echo / Eaglet

Ultralight / microlightULM / microlight trainer1980s–1990sin production
Power
100 hp
Cruise
115 kt
MTOW
1,320 lb
Range
540 nm
Fuel
Unleaded mogas (EN228 / autofuel)

🇺🇸Specs shown in Imperial.

Performance

  • Cruise speed (Vc)115 kt
  • Never-exceed speed (Vne)145 kt
  • Stall (landing config) (Vs0)35 kt
  • Climb rate850 fpm
  • Service ceiling12,500 ft
  • Range540 nm
  • Endurance5 h
  • Takeoff roll525 ft
  • Landing roll600 ft

Weights

  • MTOW1,320 lb
  • Empty weight705 lb
  • Useful load615 lb
  • Baggage capacity44 lb

Dimensions

  • Wingspan28.7 ft
  • Length22 ft
  • Height7.9 ft
  • Cabin width47 in

Powerplant

  • EngineRotax 912 iS Sport100 hp · Mogas · 3.5 gph
  • Total horsepower100 hp
  • Primary fuelUnleaded mogas (EN228 / autofuel)
  • Unleaded pathMogas-capable (Rotax 912 / equivalent)

Cockpit & avionics

  • Cockpit typeglass
  • Autopilot commonly availableNo
  • Typical packages
    • Garmin G3X Touchmodern
    • Dynon SkyViewmodern alternative
    • Round-gauge analogolder airframes

Certification

  • RegulatoryEASA CS-LSA · EASA UL national rules (Italy DM 133, France ULM Class 3, Germany LTF-UL)
  • Certified rolesMicrolight / ULM · Light sport aircraft (LSA)
  • IFRNo
  • Spin approvedNo
  • Aerobatic-categoryNo
  • TailwheelNo
  • Complex (FAR 61.31)No
  • High-performance (FAR 61.31)No

Why is the P92 Echo / Eaglet popular?

Structured popularity-driver evidence. Each axis below carries one factual statement; we don't grade, the facts speak.

Production volume

Approximately 2,500 P92 airframes delivered across all variants since 1993 — the dominant Tecnam ULM/LSA trainer in Europe before the P-Mentor took over the IFR-capable two-seat slot.

Operating economics

Rotax 912 ULS / iS Sport burns mogas or 100LL at roughly 3.5 gph in cruise — the lowest direct fuel cost of any Tecnam trainer.

Regulatory fit

Multi-jurisdiction microlight certification (Italian DM 133, French ULM Class 3, German LTF-UL) plus an EASA CS-LSA P92 JS variant and FAA S-LSA eligibility makes the type widely usable across European microlight clubs and US sport-pilot operators with no airframe modification.

Fuel future-proofing

Runs on EN228 mogas without modification — strategically positioned for the unleaded-fuel transition in regions where airport mogas infrastructure is available.

How flight schools track this aircraft in Aviatize

Microlight clubs running P92 fleets typically configure them in Aviatize as ULM/LSA-class airframes with mogas-only fuel surcharge models. Engine reserves track against the Rotax 912 ULS or iS Sport 2,000-hour TBO. ULM-specific licensing requirements (national microlight licence vs PPL) are commonly tracked as per-pilot validation rules.

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Sources

Provenance for the data on this entry. Primary sources are POH / TCDS / manufacturer pages; derived sources record where Aviatize editorial synthesis is layered on top.

  • Primary sourcePOH·Retrieved 2026-05-05

    Tecnam

    https://www.tecnam.com/aircraft/p92-eaglet/

    Tecnam P92 Eaglet product page.

  • Editorial synthesisAviatize-internal·Retrieved 2026-05-05

    Aviatize editorial

    Entry authored by Aviatize from accumulated industry knowledge cross-referenced against the primary sources cited above. Specific fleet figures, fleet wins, and recent production status changes are research-backlog candidates and should be verified against primary sources before flipping verified: true.