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Immerse yourself in the world of Diamond aircraft

A distinguished Austrian manufacturer celebrated for its commitment to performance in general and private aviation. The iconic DA62 series has earned Diamond a reputation for delivering performance, innovation, and unparalleled style, making it a sought-after choice among private jet owners.

One exceptional aspect that sets Diamond planes apart is their pioneering use of lightweight, yet robust, carbon composite airframe construction, which enhances fuel efficiency and durability. By choosing a Diamond aircraft, you’re investing in a brand that seamlessly blends state-of-the-art technology with elegant design, ensuring a remarkable flying experience every time you take to the skies.

History

1981

Diamond Aircraft Industries is founded in Austria, focusing on composite aircraft design and production

1992

Introduction of the Diamond DA20, a popular two-seat training aircraft

1998

Launch of the Diamond DA40 Diamond Star, a four-seat single-engine aircraft with advanced safety features and composite airframe

2000

Diamond unveils the DA42 Twin Star, a popular twin-engine aircraft with advanced avionics and fuel efficiency

2007

Introduction of the DA50 Magnum, a high-performance single-engine aircraft with a unique pusher propeller design

2016

Diamond introduces the DA62, a versatile twin-engine aircraft with a sleek design and advanced avionics

2018

Diamond receives FAA certification for its DA40NG and DA42NG models, featuring state-of-the-art Austro Engines and advanced avionics

2020

Diamond introduces the DA50 RG, featuring retractable landing gear and advanced avionics for increased performance and safety

Manufacturing a brighter Future

Diamond Aircraft is developing an innovative, eco-conscious solution for the general aviation market with the eDA40, an all-electric aircraft based on their existing and certified DA40 platform. This carbon-responsible Diamond plane is designed to significantly reduce emissions and noise, making it a sustainable electric solution for future aviation.

The eDA40 is expected to reduce operating costs by up to 40% compared to traditional piston aircraft, with a total flight time of up to 90 minutes as battery technology evolves. Equipped with a DC fast charging system, the aircraft can be turned around in under 20 minutes. The eDA40 features a standard Garmin G1000 NXi glass cockpit and will be powered by Safran Electrical & Power’s ENGINeUSTM electric smart motor, which is set for certification in mid-2023. The first flights are scheduled for 2023, with certification expected by the end of 2023 or the beginning of 2024.