TUBE ASSEMBLY OXYGEN

The 36-560001-101 is a genuine Textron Aviation tube assembly oxygen that typically routes a fluid, air, or electrical run through the aircraft. It fits the Bonanza 36. It carries an export classification of ECCN 9A991. Supplied directly by Textron Aviation as an original-equipment (OEM) part, the 36-560001-101 meets the manufacturer's specification and keeps the aircraft configuration-correct, with clean traceability in the maintenance records. Because the Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft share extensive structure and hardware, a single part like this is often common across several variants. Fluid- and air-system components are rated for specific pressures, media, and fittings, so the correct part is essential to a safe, leak-free system. An unapproved or surplus substitute can introduce fit, material, or paperwork problems that surface at the next inspection; the genuine part avoids that risk. Traceable OEM hardware keeps an aircraft's maintenance records defensible at annual, pre-purchase, and pre-buy inspections. Because substitutions on type-certificated aircraft require approved data, the genuine part is the straightforward, compliant choice for this application. 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 36-560001-101, or browse more Beechcraft Bonanza parts on Flying411.