The Story of the Diamond Aircraft DA62

This educational & entertaining video is for pilots & potential owners who really want to take a
deep dive and learn as much as they can about the DA62. Experience highlights of an actual
DA62 Demo Flight (engine out procedure), meet the people of Diamond Aircraft, hear the
thought process from current DA62 owners, and learn about the history and safety culture of the
company, including the Top 5 Safety Features of Diamond Aircraft. See why the impressive
aerodynamics of the DA62 raised the bar of twin-engine airplanes, to have been deemed by
Flying Magazine as the “most technologically sophisticated GA twin ever produced”. For
curious potential buyers, this video experience will help you make an informed decision about
your next steps with Diamond Aircraft.

#WeFlyDiamondAircraft

[pauljalbert]

If the first two minutes of this video were intended to hook an aviation enthusiast’s interest, it worked. You nailed it, Diamond!

[juansanchez-trdq]

If I ever win the lottery, this will be my first purchase!

[davidrossi]

That left engine shutdown demo was absolutely phenomenal. The propensity for older twins to dig a wing in made me Leary of them, now – not so much. Just wish I had a lazy 1.4 handy. Perfect craft for Australia and its islands. Will stay informed

[shiz]

I am 1000% sold! not just on the DA62 but the Diamond Aircraft Family!

[mrkc]

Impressive to say the least. The testimonials are priceless. Kinda can’t find anything to critique. What a beautiful plane. I’m sold.

[TheDutchSoupPissingCompany]

Great video, great editing. A well designed plane and a great factory. I did all kinds of engineering during my life. Can not recall a company that had a strong and useful motto and actually lived by it. Great management, client centered, and great engineering. If were younger and had more would happily buy one. Wish you great success in the future and wish your buyers many happy and safe flights.

[BerndSchmitt-Martinique]

As a retired engineer from Germany I say: excellent job of the whole "DIAMOND FAMILY" . And a really outstanding documentation.

[rmps]

Microsoft Flight Simulator bright me here. My favorite plane in the game!!

EDIT: Dude...that engine out demo was VERY impressive...

[TheHomeMaker]

Working on my twin engine certification now!! And after seeing this video I plan to buy one new in the next 5-7 years!!! I am dead serious wow what a plane had about decided on a king air 260 or Cessna 310 or even maybe Cessna sky master as I’ve flown In a second gen sky master many times with my original flight instructor but after watching this I’m sorry Cessna and Beachcraft but diamond here I come.

[ErelasInglor]

Just introduced to this plane, you've sold me, as a student pilot, I can only dream someday to have the privilege to fly in this plane! If only the aviation world wasn't so expensive I could have gotten into this a long time ago. :)

[EddysReviews]

I have watched this video now like 3times. Very nice video

[terry]

Nice to see a company with the technology and the imagination to move flying forward with safety and economic transportation!

[BSnydr]

Waiting on one more stimulus check and I’m buying the DA 62

[bradleyjason]

Thank you for this story it was a pleasure to watch.

[saeedalfahim]

Finally a great video, thank you Diamond

[mtdenman]

I don't even have a PPL yet, but when I do and I have my ME rating, I'll be calling Diamond!

[sirot]

Did my multi in a DA42 with the austro engines at Embry-Riddle. They have us do single engine steep turns and it maintains altitude! Best light twin there is

[axeman]

The DA62 is a stunning aircraft and Id love to own one, but as with all new GA aircraft, their inflated prices are just too high for the vast majority of GA pilots out there. It’s a shame because I’d love to own one, but I don’t think I’d ever be able to afford one.

[AmazingLivingWithDawnAndLucky]

BRILLIANT!!!!

More of THIS, please. 👍🏽❤️🏆

[albertvonschultz]

What an incredible Testament to the bird. I learn how to fly on a Cessna 182. My dad was always in favor of twin engine because of redundancy. I have been contemplating about finding an aircraft between a Cessna 206, 208 or a 421. But after watching this video I think I know the way I should go.