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Our Aircraft
| 2010 Diamond Twin Star NG
(DA42NG)
When you take control of the DA42 you are in command of the most
technologically advanced twin today. Representing the latest in airframe design,
avionics capability and new engine technology, the DA42 is designed for pilots
who truly want to go places safely and in style.
The DA42 allows you to tread where others dare not venture - over
rugged terrain, open water, or taking on hard IFR - the twin engine redundancy,
known ice certification, and extreme range and endurance of the DA42 allows you
to go more places direct than you thought possible.
DA42 NG with the Austro Engines AE300 Turbo Diesel with FADEC
burning Jet-A1, the twin of the future, and one of the greenest aircraft on the
market today, for fuel economy, range and high-altitude performance.
The Garmin G1000 glass cockpit offers
unparalleled situational awareness using the two 10-inch
screens, with traffic, weather, terrain and chart
information including Safetaxi. Add to that the
state-of-the-art Garmin GFC 700 digital autopilot, which
flies regular and ILS-approaches with unparalleled
precision, and you've got an avionics suite that rivals many
airliners.
Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT),
which is designed to integrate with the acclaimed G1000
avionics suite. Garmin's SVT presents a 3D depiction of
terrain, obstacles and traffic on the G1000's primary
flight-display (PFD) so that the avionics panel replicates
what pilots would see outside the cockpit on a clear day.
SVT transforms the cockpit by accurately displaying
synthetic terrain, flight hazards, flight path marker and
highway-in-the-sky on the PFD so that the pilot maintains
excellent airborne situational awareness even when flying in
conditions of reduced visibility or darkness. This results
in reduced pilot workload and safer flying.
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| Fly it at Capital City Aviation
for $317 / hr
(Hobbs including fuel) *Block time available |
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Seats |
4 |
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Max takeoff weight |
4189
lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
72.8 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
443.8 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
1500
fpm |
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Single engine climb rate |
400 fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 75% power |
164
kts |
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Fuel burn
at 75% power |
14 gph |
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Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
916
nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Diamond
Twin Star:
Private Pilot certificate or
better; Instrument and multi-engine rating; 250 hours total
flight time; complex airplane logbook endorsement; 50 hours
multi-engine aircraft experience; 5 hours in this make and
model; CCA approved Diamond instructor checkout of at least
2.0 hours flight and 1.0 hour ground instruction (In lieu of 50 hours
multi-engine aircraft experience; 20 hours of dual
instruction in this make and model)
*Multi-Engine Instruction is $55 / hr |
1973 F33A BONANZA (BE-33)
!!!NEW PANEL DONE!!!
The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft
introduced in 1947 by The Beech Aircraft Corporation of Wichita, Kansas.
It is still being produced in derivative form by Hawker Beechcraft,
becoming the longest-running production airplane in history. More than
17,000 Bonanzas of all variants have been built. Our Bonanza is a
well-equipped F33A model that is "sporty" and pure pleasure to
hand-fly. It has a tan leather interior and 4 place intercom system.
The 285hp IO-520 engine allows "high performance" training in style.
It is equipped with dual yokes and copilot brakes for training purposes.
Our aircraft is also a fantastic cross-country plane when one takes
into account both the aircraft's speed and avionics package.
The avionics and equipment include: PMA8000BT audio panel with bluetooth
and music inputs, S-Tec 55X Autopilot with GPSS and Auto trim, Garmin
G500 PFD/MFD with Synthetic Vision, Flight Director, Safe Taxi and
Jeppesen Approach Charts, XM Radio, XM Weather, Garmin GNS530W, GNS430W,
Garmin GTX-330 Transponder / Traffic Information System, Avidyne 9900 BX
Traffic Advisory System, JPI EDM-930 Digital Engine Monitor, B. F.
Goodrich WX-500 Stormscope, Boom Beam Landing Light, Rosen Sun Visors,
Dual Glide slopes, Speed brakes.
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
for $202 / hr
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Seats |
4 |
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Max takeoff weight |
3400 lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
74 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
685 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
1100 fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 65% power |
165 kts |
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Fuel burn
at 65% power |
13.3 gph |
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Range at
65% power (no reserve/still air) |
800 nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Bonanza:
Private Pilot certificate or higher; 100 hours total flight
time; complex airplane logbook endorsement; 25 hours
retractable gear experience; CCA approved instructor
checkout of at least 1.0 hour flight and 1.0 hour ground
instruction.
(In lieu of 25 hours retractable gear experience, 10 hours
dual instruction in this make and model and 15 take-offs and
landings.)
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| 2010 Cirrus SR20 (SR20)
Whether you're new to aviation or a seasoned IFR pilot, as you may well know, the Cirrus has become one of the staples of general aviation singles. Upon first sitting in the Cirrus, you will notice the abundance of room and comfort delivered by the side stick design Cirrus has developed for the controls. Another feature of all Cirrus aircraft is the CAPS, a parachute designed to catch the airplane and descend it to the ground safely in the event of any serious trouble.
The WAAS certified Garmin Perspective glass cockpit offers unparalleled situational awareness using the two huge 12-inch screens, with traffic, weather, terrain, and chart information including Safetaxi. Add to that, the state-of-the-art Garmin GFC 700 digital autopilot which flies regular and LPV-approaches with unparalleled precision, and you've got an avionics suite that rivals many airliners. Also, a nice addition made by Garmin is the GCU (Garmin Control Unit), which is essentially a flight management system in the center console, giving the Cirrus a big airplane feel to it. For those with G1000 experience, Garmin has made it a very smooth transition into the new Garmin Perspective.
Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT), which is designed to integrate with the acclaimed G1000 avionics suite. Garmin's SVT presents a 3D depiction of terrain, obstacles and traffic on the G1000's primary flight-display (PFD) so that the avionics panel replicates what pilots would see outside the cockpit on a clear day. SVT transforms the cockpit by accurately displaying synthetic terrain, flight hazards, flight path marker and highway-in-the-sky on the PFD so that the pilot maintains excellent airborne situational awareness even when flying in conditions of reduced visibility or darkness. This results in reduced pilot workload and safer flying. |
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
for $192 / hr
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Seats |
4 |
Max takeoff weight |
3050 lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
50 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
531 lbs |
| Maximum
climb rate |
1256 fpm |
| Cruise
speed at 75% power |
152
kts |
| Fuel burn
at 75% power |
11.6 gph |
| Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
617 nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the SR20 GTS:
Private Pilot Certificate or better; 75 hours of total flight time; 6.0 hours dual SR20 GTS aircraft experience; CCA approved Cirrus instructor checkout of at least 2.0 hours flight and 2.0 hours of ground instruction
In lieu of 6.0 hours dual SR20 GTS aircraft experience; 4.0 hours dual of SR20 GTS aircraft experience with 20 hours of G1000 flight time
Official Cirrus CSIP Transition (VFR) and Advanced Transition (VFR and IFR) Courses (official Cirrus factory Certificate included) must be completed with a CCA CSIP.
Cirrus Transition Course Minimums: 6.0 hours dual and 2.0 hours of ground instruction
Cirrus Advanced Transition Course Minimums: 10 hours dual and 2.0 hours ground instruction |
| 2009 Diamond Star XLS (DA40-180)
Whether you're new to aviation or a seasoned IFR pilot, the DA40 XLS is the first choice for discerning pilots. No matter how much flying experience you have, you'll be impressed by the DA40 XLS - its quickness off the runway, the crisp response of the pushrod actuated controls, and the stunning panoramic visibility out of the bubble canopy.
The WAAS certified Garmin G1000 glass cockpit offers unparalleled situational awareness using the two 10-inch screens, with traffic, weather, terrain and chart information including Safetaxi. Add to that the state-of-the-art Garmin GFC 700 digital autopilot, which flies regular and WAAS-approaches with unparalleled precision, and you've got an avionics suite that rivals many airliners.
Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT), which is designed to integrate with the acclaimed G1000 avionics suite. Garmin's SVT presents a 3D depiction of terrain, obstacles and traffic on the G1000's primary flight-display (PFD) so that the avionics panel replicates what pilots would see outside the cockpit on a clear day. SVT transforms the cockpit by accurately displaying synthetic terrain, flight hazards, flight path marker and highway-in-the-sky on the PFD so that the pilot maintains excellent airborne situational awareness even when flying in conditions of reduced visibility or darkness. This results in reduced pilot workload and safer flying.
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| Fly it at Capital City Aviation
for $168 / hr
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| Specs: |
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Seats |
4 |
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Max takeoff weight |
2646
lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
50 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
507.1 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
1075
fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 75% power |
142
kts |
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Fuel burn
at 75% power |
10 gph |
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Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
750
nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Diamond Star:
Student Pilot certificate under Direct Supervision or
Private Pilot Certificate or higher; CCA approved Diamond
instructor checkout of at least 1.5 hour flight and 1.5 hour
ground instruction |
| 2008 Diamond Star XLS (DA40-180)
Whether you're new to aviation or a seasoned IFR pilot, the DA40 XLS is the first choice for discerning pilots. No matter how much flying experience you have, you'll be impressed by the DA40 XLS - its quickness off the runway, the crisp response of the pushrod actuated controls, and the stunning panoramic visibility out of the bubble canopy.
The WAAS certified Garmin G1000 glass cockpit offers unparalleled situational awareness using the two 10-inch screens, with traffic, weather, terrain and chart information including Safetaxi. Add to that the state-of-the-art Garmin GFC 700 digital autopilot, which flies regular and WAAS-approaches with unparalleled precision, and you've got an avionics suite that rivals many airliners.
Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT), which is designed to integrate with the acclaimed G1000 avionics suite. Garmin's SVT presents a 3D depiction of terrain, obstacles and traffic on the G1000's primary flight-display (PFD) so that the avionics panel replicates what pilots would see outside the cockpit on a clear day. SVT transforms the cockpit by accurately displaying synthetic terrain, flight hazards, flight path marker and highway-in-the-sky on the PFD so that the pilot maintains excellent airborne situational awareness even when flying in conditions of reduced visibility or darkness. This results in reduced pilot workload and safer flying.
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
for $168 / hr
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Seats |
4 |
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Max takeoff weight |
2646
lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
50 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
507.1 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
1075
fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 75% power |
142
kts |
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Fuel burn
at 75% power |
10 gph |
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Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
750
nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Diamond Star:
Student Pilot certificate under Direct Supervision or
Private Pilot Certificate or higher; CCA approved Diamond
instructor checkout of at least 1.5 hour flight and 1.5 hour
ground instruction |
| 2009 Diamond C1-Eclipse (DA20)
Imagine taking your favorite sports car and adding wings. That's the feeling you get when you strap into the DA20 and take to the skies. Sporty, sleek and exciting, the DA20 offers outstanding performance and impressive economy. With the optional
Aspen Avionics Evolution flight displays, making the DA20 the most affordable glass cockpit aircraft.
Walking up to a DA20, you know this is no ordinary airplane. With a fighter-like canopy, responsive center-stick controls and comfortable bucket seats, it's clear this airplane will put a smile on your face. And it should - it's pleased some of the toughest customers in the world, like the United States Air Force.
The spacious cockpit is one of the most comfortable in its class thanks to luxurious bucket seats that are complemented with 4-point safety harnesses. Adjustable rudder pedals allow for comfortable positions for pilots of differing sizes. The cockpit is not only good-looking, but also safe. Boasting a 26 G rated safety cell design, you'll take comfort in knowing that should the unexpected happen, you're in good hands in a DA20.
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
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Seats |
2 |
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Max takeoff weight |
1764
lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
24 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
456 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
1000
fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 75% power |
138
kts |
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Fuel burn
at 75% power |
5.5 gph |
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Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
602
nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Diamond C1-Eclipse:
Student Pilot certificate under Direct Supervision or
Private Pilot Certificate or higher; CCA approved Diamond
instructor checkout of at least 1.0 hour flight and 1.0 hour
ground instruction
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| 2001 Diamond C1-Eclipse (DA20)
Imagine taking your favorite sports car and adding wings. That's the feeling you get when you strap into the DA20 and take to the skies. Sporty, sleek and exciting, the DA20 offers outstanding performance and impressive economy.
Walking up to a DA20, you know this is no ordinary airplane. With a fighter-like canopy, responsive center-stick controls and comfortable bucket seats, it's clear this airplane will put a smile on your face. And it should - it's pleased some of the toughest customers in the world, like the United States Air Force.
The spacious cockpit is one of the most comfortable in its class thanks to luxurious bucket seats that are complemented with 4-point safety harnesses. Adjustable rudder pedals allow for comfortable positions for pilots of differing sizes. The cockpit is not only good-looking, but also safe. Boasting a 26 G rated safety cell design, you'll take comfort in knowing that should the unexpected happen, you're in good hands in a DA20. |
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
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Seats |
2 |
Max takeoff weight |
1764 lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
24 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
456 lbs |
| Maximum
climb rate |
1000 fpm |
| Cruise
speed at 75% power |
138 kts |
| Fuel burn
at 75% power |
5.5 gph |
| Range at
75% power (no reserve/still air) |
602 nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Diamond C1-Eclipse:
Student Pilot certificate under Direct Supervision or
Private Pilot Certificate or higher; CCA approved Diamond
instructor checkout of at least 1.0 hour flight and 1.0 hour
ground instruction |
| 1981 Piper Warrior
(PA-28-161)
The Piper Warrior is a simple, stable and
dependable primary plane that's fun and easy to fly. Much more
than just a primary trainer, the Warrior is a comfortable and
well-equipped 4-seater. Our Warrior features
Ryan 9900BX TCAD, electric trim, and color moving map comm/nav Garmin
GNS430W. |
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
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Seats |
4 |
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Max takeoff weight |
2325
lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
48 gal |
| Payload with full
fuel |
527 lbs |
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Maximum
climb rate |
700
fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 65% power |
105
kts |
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Fuel burn
at 65% power |
8.8
gph |
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Range at
65% power (no reserve/still air) |
565
nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Warrior:
Student Pilot certificate under
Direct Supervision or Private Pilot Certificate or
higher; CCA approved instructor checkout of at least 1.0
hour flight and 1.0 hour ground instruction |
| 1977 Cessna 172 Skyhawk II
This Skyhawk II contains a Garmin 430 GPS/Com, A Garmin
Audio Panel with music jack, King ADF, and a Narco MX12. |
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
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4 |
| Max Takeoff
Weight |
2300 lbs |
| Usable fuel
capacity |
40 gal |
| Payload with
full fuel |
618 lbs |
| Maximum climb
rate |
700 fpm |
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Cruise
speed at 65% power |
107 kts |
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Fuel burn
at 65% power |
7.3 gph |
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Range at
65% power (no reserve/still air) |
580 nm |
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Insurance requirements to solo the Skyhawk II:
Student Pilot certificate under
Direct Supervision or Private Pilot Certificate or
higher; CCA approved instructor checkout of at least 1.0
hour flight and 1.0 hour ground instruction |
| Precision Flight Controls
AATD Simulator Capital City Aviation's
newest addition was the purchase of a Cat IV Dual Control
M.F.D. (Modular Flight Deck) AATD (Advanced Aviation
Training Device). CCA thinks that the Dual Control M.F.D. is
idea for our club, due to the vast range of aircraft that we
currently have in our fleet and the ability for the Dual
Control M.F.D. to replicate most of our aircraft. Our M.F.D.
includes FAA-approved software with flight models for 13
general aviation aircraft to include single and multi-engine
aircraft as well as worldwide navigation databases.
Click
HERE for additional information
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Fly it at Capital City Aviation
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Simulates Following Aircraft: |
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| Cessna 172 P |
Piper Archer III |
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Cessna 172 S |
Piper Arrow IV |
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Cessna 182T |
Piper Seminole |
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Cessna 182RG |
Piper Seneca V |
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Cessna 421 |
Mooney M20J |
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Beech Baron 58 |
Beech A36 Bonanza |
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Beech B95 Travel Air |
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| *Garmin 430 training available
for $22.50 / hr (Hobbs not running, watch time) |
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