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From the FAA aircraft registry. Read Nov 12, 2026.
From the seller’s listing. Not checked by Sprinkle.
N524SA. Your business has places to go. So does your family. Make them extraordinary in a Diamond DA62. Two engines.
Up to seven seats. Remarkable efficiency. And a custom paint scheme that makes it unmistakably yours. You have worked hard to build your business and create opportunities for your family. Now imagine an airplane that helps you enjoy both.
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Monday, you’re visiting a customer. Wednesday, you’re checking on another location. Friday, you’re loading the family for a weekend away. The lake house. The beach.
A college visit. A long-awaited trip to see the grandparents. Those destinations become more accessible when you have an airplane that fits the way you live. The Diamond DA62 gives you a compelling reason to stop saying “someday” and start planning your next flight. Bring the people who make the trip worth taking.
With seating for up to seven, including the pilot, the DA62 offers room and flexibility for family adventures and business travel. Its three-row cabin, generous windows, and configurable seating make it an inviting place to spend the journey. Passenger, baggage, and fuel loads must always fit the aircraft’s operating limits. Picture the kids watching the landscape change beneath them.
Your spouse settling in beside you. A weekend that begins with anticipation the moment you reach the airport. Private flying gives you more choices about where to depart, where to land, and how to organize your day. For the right trip, a nearby general aviation airport can bring you closer to the people and places you want to reach.
More weekends worth taking. More places worth exploring. More memories together. Put your airplane to work.
Your time matters. So does being there in person. Use your DA62 to visit customers, reach job sites, oversee facilities, meet partners, or explore your next business opportunity. Build travel around the work you need to accomplish, with the flexibility to reach communities that can be inconvenient to serve through airline connections.
For an owner whose business regularly takes them across the region, the right aircraft can become a valuable working tool. And when the workweek ends, that same airplane can serve your personal travel needs—with business and personal use properly tracked and treated separately for tax purposes. One aircraft. A powerful addition to your business and your life.
Two engines. Modern technology. Thoughtful design. The DA62 pairs two turbocharged Austro AE330 piston engines burning Jet-A with electronic engine management and single-lever power controls.
Garmin G1000 NXi avionics and an integrated autopilot bring sophisticated flight information and capability to the cockpit. Equipment varies by aircraft. For buyers who value having a second engine, the DA62 deserves a serious look. Combine that redundancy with appropriate training, disciplined flight planning, and sound judgment, and you have an ownership experience built around capable, thoughtful flying.
Schedule a demonstration. Bring your spouse. Experience the airplane together. Private travel with an efficient approach to ownership.
The DA62’s piston-engine efficiency makes it especially appealing to buyers who want to fly regularly while keeping operating expenses in perspective. Ask Team Steel to help you compare your actual routes, passenger needs, annual flying, and ownership budget. Fuel is only part of the equation; maintenance, insurance, hangar, training, and reserves all matter. Choose an airplane you’ll be excited to fly—and comfortable continuing to operate.
Finish the year with something to show for it. 100% bonus depreciation is available for eligible aircraft purchases under current federal law. For qualifying buyers, this may allow a first-year deduction of the aircraft’s entire eligible depreciable business-use basis, subject to applicable requirements and limitations.
To claim the deduction for the 2026 calendar tax year, the aircraft generally must be acquired and placed in service by December 31, 2026. Would you rather own this beautiful airplane—or write…
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Read from the seller's words above; each fact shows the words it came from. Not part of the listing's stated fields.
8 of 24 published: airframe, engines, propellers, equipment and inspections.
As the listing states. Damage history is the seller's own declaration. NTSB reports, where Sprinkle can match them, are shown separately.
US accident and incident investigations from 2008, matched to this aircraft by registration and serial number (62.C126). Earlier reports and other countries' investigations aren't included.
No NTSB report matches N524SA with this serial number.
One site states a price.
$1,882,112 is lower than 3 of the 38 Diamond 62 asks in US dollars; their median is $1,332,000, and the middle half ask $1,191,500–$1,534,400. Asking prices, not sales, across years built: by year built they compare more closely.
The DA 62's book range is 5,100 nm at 458 kt: still air, full fuel and no reserves. A catalog figure at medium confidence, not this aircraft's; plan with your own numbers.
Put in your own figures; the totals update as you type.
Fields marked Typical hold a rule-of-thumb figure for a piston airplane: an assumption, not Sprinkle's data. Replace them with your own.
Not a quote: Sprinkle doesn't hold insurance, hangar or maintenance costs. Asking prices, not sales.
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