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Aircraft from Italy

57 general aviation aircraft designed or built in Italy, from 19 manufacturers, the best known Agusta, Leonardo and Tecnam: 25 certified, 14 amateur-built, 11 reference, 3 ultralight, 3 kit and experimental, 1 light-sport. 188 for sale now.

57aircraft published

Seats

123–45+
Engine power, hp
Cards Table
Tecnam P2002 Sierra de Luxe Tecnam P2002 Sierra de Luxe The Tecnam P2002 SIERRA DE LUXE is an Italian fixed-wing, light aircraft featuring a low-wing layout, a bubble canopy, and seating for two occupants. Experimental & kit · Italy Tecnam P92 S Echo Tecnam P92 S Echo The Tecnam P92 S Echo is a single-engine, fixed-wing light aircraft featuring a high-wing layout and two side-by-side seats. Experimental & kit · Italy Tecnam P92-EA Echo Tecnam P92-EA Echo The Tecnam P92-EA ECHO is an Italian fixed-wing amateur-built aircraft featuring a high-wing configuration and a two-seat, side-by-side cabin. Experimental & kit · Italy Agusta A109C Agusta A109C The Agusta A109C is a twin-engine, type-certificated rotorcraft with an accommodation capacity for eight individuals, including the pilot. Certified · Italy Agusta A109K2 Agusta A109K2 The Agusta S P A A109K2 is an Italian rotorcraft designed for multi-purpose utility and transport operations. Certified · Italy Agusta A109SP Agusta A109SP The Agusta A109SP is a type-certificated multi-purpose rotorcraft designed to accommodate up to eight people, including the pilot. Certified · Italy Aerolab Locamp Aerolab Locamp The Aerolab LOCAMP is an Italian amateur-built, fixed-wing aircraft featuring a single-engine tractor configuration and a low-wing layout with a tandem two-seat open cockpit. Experimental & kit · Italy Piaggio P 166C Piaggio P 166C The Piaggio P 166C is an Italian fixed-wing, type-certificated utility aircraft. Certified · Italy Piaggio P 166DL3 Piaggio P 166DL3 The Piaggio P.166-DL3 is an Italian twin-engine fixed-wing utility aircraft featuring a pusher propeller layout. Certified · Italy

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