N610TA

Aircraft:
Beechcraft B200 Super King Air
Reg: N610TA photos
Serial #:
BB-1609
Airline: North Flight Aero Med
Photo Date: Jun 03, 2021
Uploaded: Jun 18, 2021
Ann Arbor Municipal Airport - KARB, USA - Michigan

Notes:

North Flight Aero Med's KingAir smoking the mains on Runway 24 on arrival from Traverse City, MI with a medical patient on board. The volume of air-ambulance traffic that utilizes ARB represents, I believe, the most vital and dignified operation this airport. And a grateful "tip-of-the-hat" to the local ATC controller tonight who remained on duty after closing time to facilitate the IFR departure of this Air Ambulance for it's onward journey.

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Jun 03, 2021

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North Flight Aero Med's KingAir smoking the mains on Runway 24 on arrival from Traverse City, MI with a medical patient on board. The volume of air-ambulance traffic that utilizes ARB represents, I believe, the most vital and dignified operation this airport. And a grateful "tip-of-the-hat" to the local ATC controller tonight who remained on duty after closing time to facilitate the IFR departure of this Air Ambulance for it's onward journey.