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Diamond DA62

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Lift type	Fixed wing
Construction type	Factory-built
Control type	Piloted
Engine type	Piston, Diesel
Application	Surveillance, Touring
Final assembly	Ontario (LA/Ontario)
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Low wing twin piston light aircraft. Includes MPP special mission, MSA (Maritime Surveillance Aircraft) and MPP SurveyStar (twin seat with survey hatch) variants.

Type variants

Variant	Launch/First flight	Production end
Diamond DA62	2011 / 2012		Original variant initially designated DA52. 5 - 7 seats.
Diamond DA62 MPP	2011 / 2012		Multi-purpose platform with increased cabin volume and equipped with cameras and radar. Includes maritime surveillance aircraft (MSA) variant with Leonardo Electronics surveillance equipment and MPP SurveyStar with survey hatch.
Diamond DA62 VANGUARD	2023 /		Variant of DA62 MPP for environmental surveillance missions.

Operations data

For detailed information about current charter operators, maintenance and training providers, and completions services for this aircraft, please consult our sister publication Business Air News: Diamond DA62

Airframer

Diamond Aircraft Industries GmbH	News
Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc.	News

Other aircraft programs: Diamond DA20 C1, Diamond DA40 Diamond Star, Diamond DA42 Twin Star, Diamond DA50 RG, Diamond DART-450

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