Description
The 000-170001-12 is a genuine Textron Aviation rib wing tip that serves as a load-carrying member of the airframe structure. It is fitted to the Bonanza 36 and King Air 100.
Because the 000-170001-12 is an original-equipment (OEM) structural component from Textron Aviation, it is built to the airframe manufacturer's specification and matches the type design as documented. Fitting the genuine part preserves the wing or airframe's engineered strength and keeps installation and inspection records clean.
Across the Beechcraft Bonanza and King Air fleet, correctly identified factory parts like this keep every airframe consistent and configuration-correct.
As a load-bearing element, a part in this role must match the original material and dimensions precisely to keep the airframe's engineered strength intact. The value of an OEM part is as much in its paperwork and pedigree as its metal — both of which an aircraft's records require.
Because this is a component for a type-certificated aircraft, using the manufacturer's part keeps the installation within approved configuration and simplifies compliance.
Beechcraft was founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1932 by Walter and Olive Ann Beech, and has been part of Textron Aviation since 2014, uniting with Cessna and Hawker. The Beechcraft Bonanza is widely regarded as holding the longest production run of any aircraft — from its 1947 debut until Textron announced in November 2025 that it would wind down Bonanza and Baron production as the order backlog clears.
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