My guess is that it's a 208 on floats. I obviously just snagged that pic off the internet.Can we talk for a second about why your 208 has retractable landing gear?
Ahh... it all makes sense nowMy guess is that it's a 208 on floats. I obviously just snagged that pic off the internet.
Can we talk for a second about why your 208 has retractable landing gear?
While I didn't fly it for a living, it seems unfair to not include this airplane, too:
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Martin 404.what is it
I don't think I have a picture of the epic custom panel that was in the 206s I flew at Aperture, so you'll have to content yourself with Embraer products, in an odd progression (namely, from newer to older, bigger to smaller):
EMB-135/-145, Eagle, October 2011-June 2012
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EMB-120ER, SkyWest Airlines (July 2, 2012-Present)
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While I didn't fly it for a living, it seems unfair to not include this airplane, too:
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Can we talk for a second about why your 208 has retractable landing gear?
The Old Man restored the last airworthy one.5 Year Gap, but this is a pretty sweet thread.
@Autothrust Blue how did you manage to fly a Martin 404? That looks like fun.
Except what's weird is it's not...My guess is that it's a 208 on floats. I obviously just snagged that pic off the internet.
Except what's weird is it's not...
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?regsearch=N903DP&distinct_entry=true
Wow, best Necropost evar!
I would never have guessed that in these five short years I'd have added:
Oh, Aviation Career, you're always so full of surprises!
Except what's weird is it's not...
http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?regsearch=N903DP&distinct_entry=true
Must be a fake landing gear switch to enforce habits of putting the gear down?
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