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'Anywhere' is a pretty broad brush, there are many, many operators worldwide. Canada probably has the largest population although quite a number are on floats/amphibious. There are lots of exotic (=fun) locales where Twotters can be found - Fiji, Nepal, Ethiopia (OK not so fun) spring to mind.
Another aspect is their increasing use for skydiving uplifts, mainly in the US. But I would imagine that becomes rather tedious after a while.
You can download a production list/current operator file from one of the 'planespotter' sites but you'll need to unzip it and get a good pair of specs
http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/pecan/617/dhc6.zip
[ 18 August 2001: Message edited by: PaperTiger ]
Another aspect is their increasing use for skydiving uplifts, mainly in the US. But I would imagine that becomes rather tedious after a while.
You can download a production list/current operator file from one of the 'planespotter' sites but you'll need to unzip it and get a good pair of specs
http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/pecan/617/dhc6.zip
[ 18 August 2001: Message edited by: PaperTiger ]
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Exeter is a good place to be for Twin Otters in the UK.
The Scilly Isles Skybus flies Otters from the St Marys to Exeter, Newquay, Bristol, and Plymouth. I believe they might operate Otters from Lands End once in a while as well. Many a time have I followed one around the tarmac at EXT, I wouldn't mind having a go one day...
The Scilly Isles Skybus flies Otters from the St Marys to Exeter, Newquay, Bristol, and Plymouth. I believe they might operate Otters from Lands End once in a while as well. Many a time have I followed one around the tarmac at EXT, I wouldn't mind having a go one day...
