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Cirrus Sf50 G2 vs Diamond Aircraft Da62

The Diamond Aircraft DA62 is best categorized as a modern light twin-engine piston aircraft, positioned between high-end single-engine pistons and entry-level turbine twins for owners who want redundancy and efficient cruise without stepping into turboprop operating costs. In range terms, the DA62 is optimized for regional and medium-length missions: it can comfortably cover typical intercity trips and many cross-country legs with reserves, but it is not a long-range business jet substitute and will usually require fuel stops on very long routes. For passenger capacity, it is designed as a true six-seat airplane, making it well suited to families or small groups; however, practical loading depends on fuel and baggage needs, so full seats, full fuel, and maximum luggage may not all be achievable at the same time. Overall, the DA62 compares as a spacious, efficient, and safety-oriented option in the light twin category, trading ultimate speed and long-haul range for economy, comfort, and twin-engine capability.

SpecDiamond Aircraft DA62
Summary
Cockpit2
DOC / nm$ 1.18
Total Seats5
Flight RulesIFR
ManufacturerDiamond Aircraft
Aircraft NameDA62
CertificationFAA / EASA
Max Range (nm)1283
DOC / nm / Seat$ 0.24
Max Cabin Seats5
OEM VerificationUn-Verified
Useful Load (lbs)1565
Standard Cabin Seats3
Direct Operating Cost$ 225
Flight Deck (Base Spec)Garmin G1000 NXi
Max Cruise Speed (ktas)190
Base Aircraft Price (USD) $1,290,000
Cabin
Cockpit2
Total Seats5
Max Cabin Seats5
Standard Cabin Seats3
Engine
FADECYes
ModelAE330
Fuel TypeDiesel / Jet Fuel
TBO (hrs)1800
Horsepower180
Fuel DeliveryFuel Injected
No. of Engines2
Usable Fuel (gal)86
Fuel Capacity (gal)89
Dimensions
Length (ft)30.1
Wingspan (ft)47.8
Overall Height (ft)9.3