Vulcanair's A-Viator twin-engine turboprop received FAA certification this week, while the Italian company's light single-engine model is nearing its European approval. The A-Viator received its FAA certificate about eight months after its European certification came through. Deliveries will begin as soon as possible, according to Vulcanair's U.S. dealer, Americana Aviation of Miami. Derived from the six-seat P68 series, the non-pressurized A-Viator can seat up to 11 and can be configured for commuting and special operations such as photography and surveillance. It is powered with two Rolls Royce 328-horsepower engines and will sell for just under $2.5 million.
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