SKIN ASSEMBLY- WING B.D.

The 35-115200-100 is a genuine Textron Aviation skin assembly wing that forms the contoured metal covering over the airframe structure. It is fitted to the Bonanza 36. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991. Because the 35-115200-100 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. Because the Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft share extensive structure and hardware, a single part like this is often common across several variants. Structural parts like this carry and transfer loads through the airframe, so exact form and fit are essential to preserving the design's strength and fatigue life. OEM parts arrive to the specification the type design was certified against, preserving both airworthiness and the airframe's documented configuration. Fitting the correct factory part the first time avoids the rework, removal, and re-inspection that an incorrect or unapproved part can trigger. 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. Request a quote for 35-115200-100, or browse more Beechcraft Bonanza parts on Flying411.