Piaggio P.166
Civilian
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The Piaggio P.166 was an Italian utility aircraft that first flew in 1957, powered by two engines and designed for transport, liaison, and reconnaissance missions. Featuring an 11.9-meter fuselage, 13.5-meter wingspan, and 400 kilometers per hour maximum speed, it provided practical multi-role capability. The twin-engine configuration offered safety margins for extended operations over water and remote areas. Its versatile design served multiple operators across civil and military sectors.
Especificaciones
- Función
- Utility aircraft
- Origen
- Italy
- Tripulación
- 2
- Motores
- 2
- Primer vuelo
- 1957
- Longitud
- 11,9 m
- Envergadura
- 13,5 m
- Velocidad máxima
- 400 km/h
- Autonomía
- 1390 km