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POINTY END The DA20’s cockpit features a control column that rises from the leading edge of the seat while the panel is clean and the engine control levers are substantial and comfortably positioned ahead of an armrest.
A little gem
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The Diamond DA20 C1
Generational change in flight training is upon us. Amidst the range of weary Pipers and Cessnas that have formed the heart of flight training for half a century, a new breed is on the rise. Amongst the new style trainers vying to educate the pilots of tomorrow is the Diamond DA20 and it’s a little gem.
The First Step.
It is hard to speak of a Diamond aircraft without relating to the ‘Diamond Range’. This is because each model constitutes an integral building block within a training philosophy that sees a high degree of commonality across the board; from ab-initio to multi-IFR. The purpose of such commonality is to streamline the process of advancement throughout pilot training, resulting in a series of steps rather than leaps.
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