CC-138 Twin Otter - Page 2

The de Havilland Twin Otter is a light, short take-off and landing (STOL), utility transport Aircraft. It is primarily used in search and rescue and secondarily in transport and support to the CF's northern operations.
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The Twin Otter, or "Twotter," is a triphibious design capable of landing on land, water, or snow/ice as its mission demands. The CC-138 is used by the Canadian Forces in the Search & Rescue and light utility roles.
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Following the success of the DHC-3 Otter, de Havilland developed the Twin Otter in the late 60s. Nine Twin Otters were bought by the Canadian Forces in 1971 as a light transport and search and rescue Aircraft. This Twin Otter is on the ramp at Namao, running up its engines prior to a flight.
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The Twin Otter is a light, Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL), utility transport Aircraft. It is primarily used in Search and Rescue (SAR) and in transport and support roles to the Canadian Forces' northern operations.
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"Twotter" is the unofficial nickname for the de Havilland CC-138 Twin Otter. This light weight, twin-engined bush Aircraft has been flown by the CF (Canadian Forces) since the late 60's. The Aircraft has a great STOL (Short Take Off and Landing) ability and is used extensively in search and rescue roles.
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