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Old 2nd Nov 2010, 10:40
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6 ton payload rear ramp freighter

Perhaps some of you Dogs can advise if there are any 6 ton payload rear ramp loading turbo props out there being operated by civilians?
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Closest I think is an AN-12
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Or AN 26 and 32s, but trying to stay away from that breed.
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Air Contractors in Dublin operate a Herc. with the rear ramp! they are always available for charters!
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C130 is too big and too expensive.
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CASA 232 but dont know of any civilian operators.
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An-72/74 is also an option, still CIS though and jet.......

Don't think there is not much other than the An-26/32.
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Some Shorts SD3-30 had rear loading ramps (some just had rear door that opened inward), but those are only 3 - 3.5 tonne payload if I remember correctly.
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these chaps have a Caribou
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The DHC-5 "Buffalo" with a about 8 metric tons available,if memory serves me correctly..

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they run some HS780 Andovers in africa they should do
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Thanks everyone. All good suggestions.
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