PJ-WIH

Aircraft:
De Havilland Canada DHC-6-300 Twin Otter
Reg: PJ-WIH photos
Serial #:
766
Airline: Winair - Windward Islands Airways
Photo Date: Oct 19, 2005
Uploaded: Feb 13, 2009
Sint Maarten - Princess Juliana Int'l - TNCM, Sint Maarten

Notes:

Now this twin otter is really in a sorry state. When i took this photo i remember thinking that this aircraft must be destined for the scrap heap. However things improves for this aircraft and it is now flying again for Winair after a full rebuild. It's good to know its in use again and not been scrapped or left sat wasting away. (1dmkii/17-40F4L)

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by Chris Sharps
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Photo Date

Oct 19, 2005

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Feb 13, 2009

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Notes

Now this twin otter is really in a sorry state. When i took this photo i remember thinking that this aircraft must be destined for the scrap heap. However things improves for this aircraft and it is now flying again for Winair after a full rebuild. It's good to know its in use again and not been scrapped or left sat wasting away. (1dmkii/17-40F4L)