2000e

The 2000e, also known as the Ensor 2000e, is a single-engine, piston-powered aircraft designed by Ensor Aircraft. It is a low-wing monoplane with a fixed tricycle landing gear. The aircraft was primarily intended for the general aviation market, appealing to private pilots for recreational flying and potentially for basic training purposes.

Constructed with a metal airframe, the 2000e typically features a two-seat side-by-side cockpit configuration. Power is provided by a single piston engine, commonly in the 100 to 150 horsepower range, driving a propeller. This configuration offers a balance of performance and fuel efficiency suitable for its intended role.

The design emphasizes simplicity and ease of operation, making it an accessible option for pilots seeking a straightforward flying experience. Its low-wing design contributes to good visibility and a stable flight platform. The 2000e generally has a cruising speed that allows for reasonable cross-country travel for a light aircraft.

Production numbers for the 2000e are relatively modest, indicating it was a niche product within the broader general aviation landscape. While not as widely recognized as some other popular light aircraft, it represents a segment of aircraft designed for personal use and enjoyment of flight. Information regarding specific performance figures, manufacturing history, and current operational status can vary and is best sourced from aviation registries and specialized aircraft historical archives.