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News of December 02, 2006
Diamond's Twin Star Receives Transport Canada Certification
Transport Canada has issued Type Certificate A-247 for Diamond Aircraft s diesel-powered DA42 Twin Star. "The DA42 is a phenomenal success, with Twin Stars operating in Europe, the USA, South-East Asia, South Africa and China. We are pleased to add Canada to the list of countries who have certified this innovative and versatile aircraft," said Peter Maurer, President of Diamond Aircraft Industries Canada. "This is especially welcome, since there are many Canadian customers who have been waiting to take delivery of their DA42s."
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