Aircraft program
Single piston, high wing light aircraft derived from the Partenavia P64.

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Notable technologies — each tag names a technology on our research record for this aircraft, with its fitting status: Primary, Standard, Option or Planned.
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|---|---|---|---|
| Vulcanair V1.0 | 2017 / 2014 | Four-seat semi-aerobatic high wing tourer and trainer lightplane aircraft. | |
| Vulcanair V1.1 | 2017 / 2014 | Version based on P64 Oscar 200. | |
| Vulcanair V1.100L | 2017 / 2014 | Updated two-seat P66B Oscar 100 version. | |
| Vulcanair V1.150L | 2017 / 2014 | Version based on P66B Oscar 150, MTOW increased to 920 kg and rear bench seat. | |
| Vulcanair V1.CL | 2017 / 2014 | Version based on P66C Charlie, MTOW increase to 990 kg and second seat in rear. |
| Vulcanair SpA | News |
| Vulcanair A-Viator |
| Vulcanair P68 |
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