DeHavilland Twin Otter DHC 6

<h5>Introduction to the Twin Otter DHC 6</h5> The Twin Otter DHC 6, manufactured by Viking Air, is a STOL (Short Takeoff and Landing) utility aircraft capable of carrying 19 passengers. Initially developed by de Havilland Canada, it was produced from 1965 to 1988. <h5>Detailed Description and History of the Aircraft</h5> The Twin Otter DHC 6 is equipped with Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34 engines, amphibious floats, and modernized Honeywell Apex avionics. It is often used as a passenger airliner, for air freight, and MEDEVAC missions. Its versatility allows it to be equipped with wheels, skis, or floats, making it ideal for isolated destinations like Gustaf III Airport in St. Barthélemy. <h5>Performance of the Twin Otter DHC 6</h5> This model stands out for its high climb rate and its ability to land on short runways and rough terrain. It is perfect for private flights in the Caribbean, emergency medical transport, aerial photography, or factory tours. <h5>Why Choose This Aircraft</h5> The Twin Otter DHC 6 offers an economical alternative to private jets while remaining flexible for destinations. Its compact size and adaptable engineering make it a preferred choice for private flights, especially for inter-island connections. For parachute jumps, this is an aircraft you might encounter in your quest for thrills. To rent a Twin Otter DHC 6 for your next trip, contact us for a free and non-binding quote.