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Eclipse Special Edition introduced

By General Aviation News Staff · July 6, 2015 ·

ONE Aviation has introduced the Eclipse Special Edition (SE) twin-engine jet, a factory-renewed Eclipse 500 that has been upgraded and reconfigured to include nearly all new features introduced on the Eclipse 550, including a Dual Avio Integrated Flight Management System (IFMS), Anti-skid Brake System, a newly designed pilot-side Standby Display Unit, PPG glass windshields, new premium interior, and deluxe two-tone paint scheme.

The Eclipse SE also comes with a three-year factory warranty and three-year Eclipse Advantage maintenance program, which covers all required, scheduled inspections including the 300 hour, 24 month inspection as well as lesser inspections, such as battery cap checks, fire extinguisher inspections, and more.

A computer-generated photo of what the Eclipse SE will look like. Photo courtesy One Aviation
A computer-generated photo of what the Eclipse SE will look like. Photo courtesy One Aviation

The Eclipse SE is delivered with all mandatory and recommended Service Bulletins completed, and a P&WC Gold ESP engine plan paid current through the date of delivery. Also included is one initial type rating and access to all of the optional features and equipment that are available on an Eclipse 550, including Auto-Throttles, TAWS, TAS, and more.

With the introduction of the Eclipse SE, ONE Aviation will discontinue the Total Eclipse series of aircraft, according to company officials.

Base price of the Eclipse SE is $2.195 million.

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