C-FXUO

Aircraft:
Beechcraft D18S
Reg: C-FXUO photos
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Airline: Private
Photo Date: Aug 04, 2005
Uploaded: Feb 08, 2006
Other Location - Trout River, Canada

Notes:

Closeup of the #1 engine whilst docked. Thanks to Mike "der Schweitzer" for showing me around. Showalter's has a great fly-in fishing camp business about 45 km East of Red Lake, Ontario. Our camp was across the river and not fly-in but still great. Only a real aviation geek can manage to spot during a week long fishing trip to the Canadian wilderness!

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by Joe Statz
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Aug 04, 2005

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Notes

Closeup of the #1 engine whilst docked. Thanks to Mike "der Schweitzer" for showing me around. Showalter's has a great fly-in fishing camp business about 45 km East of Red Lake, Ontario. Our camp was across the river and not fly-in but still great. Only a real aviation geek can manage to spot during a week long fishing trip to the Canadian wilderness!