NTPS's TurboDak was moved over to the boneyard, where the damage inflicted is more apparent. The fact that they put it there rather than in the school's hangar is a hint that the plane is probably a write-off.
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2 comments:
What happened to the Turbo Dak? It was such a nice plane.
This is a fabulous aviation site. I love the depth of knowledge and detail provided.
My career spanned over 30 years in Aviation Training, and while I don't seem to have any demonic tendencies I was site visitor #66666.
Thanks again,
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