The P 149D, a fully acrobatic four-seat aircraft, was developed from the P148, a twin-seater, in the early 1950´s at the PIAGGIO factory in Genoa, Italy. The prototypes used a LYCOMING GO-435 engine. (Today, one of these airplanes is based at Palatka, Kay Larkin Airport, Florida, USA.)

The Piaggio P.149 is a 1950s Italian utility and liaison aircraft designed and built by Piaggio. The aircraft was built under licence by Focke-Wulf in West Germany as the FWP.149D. The P.149 was developed as a four-seat touring variant of the earlier P.148.

Engine: One 270-hp Lycoming GO-480-B1A6 flat-six piston engine. Wing Span: 36ft. 6in. Length: 28ft. 9.5in. Height: 9ft. 6in. Maximum Speed: 192 mph at sea level. Range: 680 miles. Armament: None. Number Built: 262. Number Still Airworthy: ~20. Classic Jet Aircraft Parts' Piaggio P149 Page -- Lots of good air-to-air-photos of the Pippi.

Mar 13, 2022 · This beautifully cared for Piaggio-designed, built-by Focke-Wulf 149D is for sale to its next caretaker. She is in wonderful flying condition, was evaluated by an IA and A&P potential buyer that loved the airplane with nearly full annual inspection as …

The Focke Wulf FWP.149D registry follows the history of all Piaggio P.149/Focke Wulf FWP.149Ds that survived military service.

First aerobatic lesson on this beautiful Focke Wulf FW149D. We did introduction to aerobatic then, did some loop and aileron roll.

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The Fw 149D is a license-built version of the Italian Piaggio P.149. That´s why most of the Germans still call their Focke-Wulfs „Piggi".