N257MA - 2004 DIAMOND DA20 C1 ECLIPSE

2004

DIAMOND

DA20-C1 ECLIPSE

C0257

N257MA

Used

VFR

LUK

This meticulously maintained Diamond DA20-C1 Eclipse (N257MA) is an ideal aircraft for your flight school fleet, or for your casual weekend flights. It features exceptional fuel efficiency with a remarkably low burn rate of just 5 gph! This bird comes equipped with a mid-time Continental IO-240-B engine and a 2-Blade Sensenich prop. The modern avionics package includes a Garmin GNS430 GPS/NAV/COM, ADS-B transponder, and electronic HSI. Dual toe brakes and push-to-talk switches allow for easy instruction opportunities. The Seller has decided to list this aircraft simply to standardize their fleet and is currently located in Cincinnati, OH (KLUK) Additional Comments: Located in Cincinnati, OH – KLUK Complete and Consecutive Logs

8325

Yes

8325 Hours TT

2531

SMOH

2000

2531 Hours SMOH Continental IO-240-B

2-Blade Sensenich Prop

Yes

Garmin GNS430 GPS/NAV/COM Garmin GMA340 Audio Panel Garmin GI106A VOR/LOC/GS Indicator ICOM IC-A200 COM uAvionix AV30 Electronic HSI L3 Lynx NGT9000 ADS-B Transponder Davtron M803 Digital Clock/Timer/OAT/Volts

Dual Toe Brakes Dual Push-to-Talk Switches Wingtip Strobes Continental IO-240 Engine

6 out of 10

2

8 out of 10

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Yes