Diamond DA40 NG 2.0 seems like a more apt name for this economical four-seater that finally appears ready to be taken seriously in the U.S. market — and might even help resurrect it.

Diamond Star, or DA40 TDI, uses the Centurion 1.7 diesel engine built by TAE in Europe. The Centurion replaces a Lycoming powerplant and is now in production in Austria.

The approval, based on the quality procedures in place at Diamond's European manufacturing facility in Austria, authorizes the production of Diamond DA40-TDI aircraft, including complete composite ...

Diamond Aircraft recently delivered the 400th Diamond DA40NG built in Austria as it celebrated the 20th anniversary of the aircraft prototype’s first flight. The DA40 was certified in 2000 and ...

Diamond Aircraft is calling for an alternative supplier to enter the general aviation diesel-cycle engine market following a rift between it and powerplant supplier Thielert Aircraft Engines (TAE ...

Austria's Diamond Aircraft Industries has received an order from French pilot training school EPAG for six DA40 TDI diesel piston singles. Delivery is due next February. The aircraft will replace ...

Today’s Top Pick is a 2005 Diamond DA40 F. The Diamond DA40 has been around for more than 20 years but is still considered a modern design when compared with much of the GA fleet.

Diamond Aircraft delivered the 400th Diamond DA40NG built in Austria as it celebrated the 20th anniversary of the aircraft prototype’s first flight. The DA40 was certified in 2000 and serial ...

The canopy section separated once the Diamond DA40 NG was airborne, the FAA said in a brief summary. The single-engine plane then returned to the airport, it said.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Federal aviation authorities are investigating a flight out of North Las Vegas where a plane took off from the runway and its door fell off and landed on the ground.

The preliminary report depicted that a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 and a Diamond DA40 were separated by 857 feet (261.2 ...

The incident involving a single-engine Diamond DA40 took place around 5:30 p.m. Monday, said the FAA, adding that the pilot "reported losing the left rear passenger door." ...