Tecnam P2006T

Tecnam P2006T

This course prepares pilots to:

• Prepare for a checkout in the Tecnam P2006T
• Add multi-engine privileges to their certificate in the Tecnam P2006T, in conjunction with our Multi-Engine Course.
• Periodically refresh themselves on the P2006T

The content in this course is specific to operating the P2006T. It’s divided into four sections:

1. Overview
2. Systems
3. Performance
4. Maneuvers and Operations

Please note that this course assumes a knowledge base appropriate to your level of certification. In other words, if you are a Private Pilot, you are expected to start this course with the knowledge level expected of a single-engine Private Pilot; Likewise for Commercial and Instrument-Rated pilots. The reason for this is simple — When you take your oral and practical exams, you add multi-engine privileges to your highest level of certification and rating, and your examiner will evaluate you accordingly.

The Tecnam P2006T is similar to other light twins in some ways. However, it has a few notable differences, including a high wing, liquid-cooled engines, and a geared propeller system. It is also manufactured in Italy, and the operating handbook prioritizes metric units. Please use the correct units when calculating performance and remembering limitations.

Course Resources

In addition to the following resources, this course includes access to the full access to our Resources Directory, which contains handouts, study guides, and source material for various flying endeavors. It can be a great resource for knocking off rust in other areas of flying!

Throughout this course we’ll be referencing the following:

• P2006T Sample POH
• Performance Charts
• Retractable Gear Schematic
• Electrical Schematic
• Engine Schematic
• Course Study Guide
• Course Study Guide (with answers)

Practice Exercises & Quizzes

We recently (late 2024) added several review quizzes and practice exercises throughout the course. These will replace the “Flashcard Questions” and the “Course Study Guide,” making it easier for students to complete coursework without referencing an additional document.

The “Course Study Guide” will remain available for a brief interim period but will disappear in mid-December 2024.

Ask Questions!

One last thing before we dive in: if you have questions, ask!! The button below lets you direct message Andrew, our Tecnam Course instructor. You can also post a question in the Tecnam Classroom.