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Diamond DA 20 A1 Katana |
CHF 89'164
€ 95'200 |
Description
| Description | | Type: | Monomoteur | | Marque: | Diamond | | Modèle: | DA 20 A1 Katana | | Millésime: | 1996 | | Immatriculation: | D-EDAS | | Numéro de série: | 10.239 | | Attributs: | Toujours sous hangar | | Visite annuelle: | 8/2025 | | Emplacement: | Allemagne, Egelsbach, EDFE | | Heures totales cellule (TTAF): | 7050 h | | Prix: | € 95'200
(~ CHF 89'164) | | UE VAT payée: | oui | | Détails |
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| Description | | Type: | Monomoteur | | Marque: | Diamond | | Modèle: | DA 20 A1 Katana | | Millésime: | 1996 | | Immatriculation: | D-EDAS | | Numéro de série: | 10.239 | | Attributs: | Toujours sous hangar | | Visite annuelle: | 8/2025 | | Emplacement: | Allemagne, Egelsbach, EDFE | | Heures totales cellule (TTAF): | 7050 h | | Prix: | € 95'200
(~ CHF 89'164) | | UE VAT payée: | oui | | Nombre de passagers: | 2 | | Atterrissages: | 20000 |
| Moteur(s) | | Nombre de moteurs: | 1 | | Marque/Constructeur: | Rotax 912 | | Puissance: | 80 PS | | Heures totales: | 1560 h | | TBO (hours): | 2000 h | | Marque/Modèle d'hélice: | Hoffmann HO-V352F |
| Avionique | Garmin GNC 255A
Becker XPDR BXP 6401
Garmin GPS 175 w/Moving map
Kannad ELT 406AF
2# Garmin G5 EFI |
| Equipement | NFQ certified
Fully CAMO controlled |
| Extérieur | | white /blue stripes |
| Inspection Status | in commcercial ATO operation
Just completed 1000h and ARC August 2025
Still used for training so hours will increase. |
| Remarque / Autres | Diamond DA20 Katana
An excellent training aircraft, very safe and easy to fly, with variable pitch prop making 5h20min endurance on it's usable 74L MoGas. It's also allowed for spin training and lazy8 and chandelle. With it's stick control and all-round view bubble canopy, it's very popular with students and charterers, and has a safety record that betters even the C172. Also certified for night flying.
€95200,- Price includes MwSt. at 19% (VAT)
Just reduced for a quick sale! |
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