On June 27th 2017 EASA issued its Major Change approval for the G1000Nxi avionics suite in the P2006T. The G1000Nxi is available in the MkII version of the P2006T and is now available for delivery in EASA countries. The FAA validation of this major change is now underway and will be completed in the coming weeks.
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Tecnam delivers the second P2006T Twin for Nasa X-57 electric powered propulsion programme
Researchers hope to fly an early version of the modified Tecnam P2006T piloted X-plane early next year, enabling NASA engineers to easily compare the performance of the X-57 version with the standard production Tecnam P2006T Twin.
Tecnam at Argentina Agroactiva show (photos and video)
More info on Tecnam Argentina: http://www.aerotec-argentina.com.ar
Tecnam at AeroExpoUK 2017
TECNAM was present with its Dealer for UK, Ireland and Iceland, Mr. Tim Orchard with a fleet of P2006T twin, the SEP P2010, and the P2008 two seater composite aircraft.
Italian Air Force leadership visits Tecnam production facility
Lieutenant General Pasquale Preziosa, Chief of the Italian Air Force (AMI), visited the Tecnam production facility in Capua, Italy.
From Russia with Love
Fashion shootings.
Italian Air Force selects Tecnam to provide Integrated Training System
Tecnam had been selected to provide an Integrated Training System (ITS), including three Tecnam P2006T Twins to the Italian Air Force (ITA AF).
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The best Twin in its Class. Twin you WIN!
Freedom. [note]With our P2006T you can imagine any journey. Imagine yourself at dawn, ready for take-off and the sense of freedom you have, in front of you, inside you. Full throttle, then. It’s up to you now.[/note] More info on P2006T here: http://www.tecnam.com/aircraft/p2006t/
Tecnam P2006T twin to join the ranks of OPVs
Details have just been released of technology and defence consultancy INDRA’s plans for an OPV version of its P2006T MRI maritime reconnaissance and intelligence aircraft, presented in September at a London conference on maritime reconnaissance.