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Austrian based Airborne Technologies and Tecnam are planning to display a P2006T modified for special missions, designated the Tecnam Multi Mission Aircraft (MMA), at the Farnborough Airshow.
The twin-engine, high wing P2006T has been modified by Airborne Technologies for special missions with the inclusion of an additional electrical power (a separate 28V/70Amps electrical mission supply), a retractable sensor system and an integrated pilot flight guidance system/sensor operator workstation. Airborne Technologies holds a supplemental type certificate for the modifications, while Tecnam’s dealer and support network provides worldwide distribution and support for the aircraft.
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The two organisations are targeting government and high end security firms with the MMA. It was first announced in October 2009.
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