Light Sport Airplanes West

Tecnam P2002 Sierra
If any airplane defines the spirit and intent of the light sport category, it’s the Sierra. Responsive controls, goes-where-you-point-it flight dynamics, and an expansive, well designed cockpit give pilots a true sport flying experience. Adding to the Sierra’s playful personality is the sliding one-piece canopy which can be opened in flight. The “flying” horizontal stabilizer requires very little input from the pilot to maintain pitch stability.

Featuring all-metal construction, including a chrome-molybdenum fuselage structure and a light-alloy empennage, the Sierra is light and durable. With laminar-flow airfoils and an aerodynamically-optimized fuselage, the head-turning Sierra balances form with function in a design that reflects refined Italian aesthetics and state-of-the-art engineering.

Standard Features
Standard features of the Tecnam P2002 Sierra include:

•	Basic flight instruments (VFR)
•	Basic engine instruments
•	Dual controls (stick, rudder, throttle, brake)
•	Electric trim
•	Electric flaps
•	100 horsepower Rotax 912 ULS engine
•	26.4 gallon fuel tanks
•	Left andright fuel selector
•	Engine driven fuel pump
•	Electric auxiliary fuel pump
•	12V/18 amp battery
•	18 amp generator
•	Aux alternator
•	Soundproofing
•	Map/accessory pockets in cockpit
•	Wheel pants
•	Adjustable seats
•	Composite-covered wood propeller

Optional Features
Optional features include:

•	A wide range of avionics packages to suit your needs (no radios are included in the base price)
•	Navigation lights
•	Gyro instruments

Our qualified sales staff can help you select the right airplane for your needs. For more information about specifications, features, options, or to arrange a demo flight, call our sales team on 1-888-335-1AIR.

Wing Span	28.2 ft
Length	21.7 ft
Cabin Width	43 in
Empty Weight	730 lbs
MTOW	1320 lbs
Useful Load	590 lbs
Top Speed	120 kts
Cruise@75% Power	116 kts
Stall Speed	45 kts
Range@75% Power	633 nm
Rate of Climb	750 fpm
Service Ceiling	13110 ft


Cockpit

Rotax Engine

Sierra at Cameron Park

Flight training