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Diamond DA42 FAA Known Icing Approval |
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Thursday, 01 May 2008 |
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Diamond DA42, turbo-diesel twin receives FAA Known Ice Certification.
Diamond Aircraft announced today that the DA42, its turbo-diesel powered light twin, has received FAA Known Ice Certification. The FAA certification expands the coverage of the original EASA Known Ice Certification to N-registered aircraft, and enables US pilots to get even more utility out of their DA42 aircraft. |
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