Vulcanair Aircraft
5 used Vulcanair aircraft listings · $275,000–$490,000 · last refreshed 11 hours ago
About Vulcanair Aircraft Company
Vulcanair S.p.A. is an Italian aircraft manufacturer producing general aviation aircraft and components. Their product line includes the P68 Observer twin-engine surveillance aircraft and the V1.0 single-engine aircraft. They also produce aircraft for Tecnam and other manufacturers.
Vulcanair Aircraft for Sale
Price $275,000–$490,000
Vulcanair Aircraft Price & Cost
How much does a Vulcanair aircraft cost? Current pricing for used Vulcanair aircraft (also known as Vulcanair choppers or Vulcanair helis) is broken down per model in the table below — covering acquisition price, hourly operating cost and overhaul cost.
| Type | Model | Used price range | Op cost / hr | Annual fixed | Overhaul cost | Listings for sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Engine Piston | $275,000–$490,000 | — | — | — | 5 |
The cost of a Vulcanair aircraft depends on model, year, hours flown, avionics and condition. See operating costs and pre-buy checklist in the About section, or open a specific model page for a detailed price guide.
Vulcanair Models
Single Engine Piston
Frequently Asked Questions — Vulcanair
What Vulcanair aircraft are available?
Vulcanair (formerly Partenavia) produces two main lines: the P68 twin-piston utility aircraft and the V1.0 single-engine trainer. The P68 is a high-wing six-seater known for benign, docile handling and twin-engine safety at fuel consumption comparable to many single-engine six-cylinder aircraft. The V1.0 competes directly with the Cessna 172 as a modern, lower-cost training platform.
Is the Vulcanair P68 a good twin-engine aircraft?
The P68 occupies a unique niche — it is one of the few light twins with fuel consumption comparable to large singles, making twin-engine redundancy surprisingly affordable. The high-wing design provides excellent visibility for survey and observation missions. A special Observer variant with nose-mounted camera window serves law enforcement and surveillance roles. The P68C cruises at 200 mph with 1,269-mile range.
How does the Vulcanair V1.0 compare to a Cessna 172?
The V1.0 is designed as a direct Skyhawk competitor — similar four-seat, high-wing configuration with Lycoming power, but lower acquisition and maintenance costs according to Vulcanair. The Italian-built quality is praised by operators. However, the Cessna 172 has a massive global support network and parts availability that the V1.0 cannot match. Flight schools considering the V1.0 should verify local maintenance support.
Vulcanair Inventory by Country
| United States | 4 |