Delaware State University will soon begin replacing its aging fleet of Piper PA-28 trainers with 10 new Vulcanair single engine V1.0s, according to a statement from the university. The school inked the deal with Ameravia, Inc., Vulcanair’s U.S. distributor and said deliveries are expected to begin before the end of this year and continue into 2019.
Delaware State University Orders 10 Vulcanair V1.0 Trainers
Key Takeaways:
- Delaware State University (DSU) is replacing its aging Piper PA-28 training fleet with 10 new Vulcanair single engine V1.0 aircraft, with deliveries expected to begin in late 2018.
- DSU plans to purchase at least one additional V1.0 annually from 2019 through 2027, potentially expanding its fleet by up to 20 more aircraft to support its growing pilot program.
- The Vulcanair V1.0s were selected for their modern all-glass Garmin avionics, a competitive price (reportedly $100,000 less than competitors), and a beneficial parts logistics package from distributor Ameravia.
- These new aircraft will become the primary trainers, allowing students to train on the latest cockpit technology and providing instructors with flight data recording capabilities.
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