This comprehensive Beechcraft 95 Travelair Manual provides essential information for maintaining and operating this classic aircraft. The manual is divided into nine sections, covering a wide range of topics, including general aircraft information, limitations, emergency procedures, normal operating procedures, performance characteristics, weight and balance calculations, a detailed description of the aircraft and its systems, aircraft handling, servicing, and maintenance procedures, and supplemental information. This manual is a valuable resource for pilots, mechanics, and anyone involved in the safe and efficient operation of a Beechcraft 95 Travelair.

The Beechcraft Travelair, also known as the Beechcraft Model 95, was a single-engine, four-seat, high-wing monoplane manufactured by Beech Aircraft Corporation from 1946 to 1950. It was designed by Walter Beech, aiming for a high-performance, economical aircraft suitable for personal transportation, flight training, and small-scale commercial operations. The Travelair was a significant advancement in the post-World War II aircraft market, offering a blend of speed, comfort, and practicality that appealed to a wide range of users. The Travelair was powered by a 245 horsepower Continental E-185 engine, which provided a top speed of 160 mph and a cruising speed of 145 mph. It had a range of 700 miles, making it capable of comfortably navigating medium-range flights. The aircraft featured a spacious, well-equipped cabin with a glazed canopy offering excellent visibility. It housed four seats, with ample legroom and comfortable seating arrangements, contributing to its popularity for both business and personal travel. The Travelair also incorporated a number of innovative design features, including a tricycle landing gear, a streamlined fuselage, and a retractable landing gear, which made it a sleek and efficient aircraft. In addition to its impressive performance characteristics, the Travelair was praised for its reliability and ease of maintenance, further solidifying its reputation as a practical and dependable aircraft.