Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ordered 10 Diamond DA42 L360 Twin Stars for use in its training programs at the Daytona campus. ERAU plans to take delivery of the airplanes and have them up and running in time for the start of the fall semester. The L360 version of the DA42 replaces the turbodiesel Thielert engines with 180 hp counter-rotating Lycoming IO-360s. The new version retains its G1000 glass cockpit and flight into known ice approval, though the latter is not likely to get much of a workout along Florida's Atlantic Coast. Diamond expects certification for the DA42 L360 shortly.
Related Articles
A look back at Cessna’s gradual but continuous upgrades to the best-selling airplane.
Is there a place in GA’s future for the most popular airplane of all time? We fly it and tell all.
This backcountry machine is a modern-day taildragger.
Your Comment
All submitted comments are subject to the license terms set forth in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
