Airstrip, you won't need one with the Aviat equipped with Tundra tires. These large slabs of rubber will allow you to land practically anywhere. This model features 32bit textures, full moving parts, dynamic virtual cockpit. Compatible with all other v2 paint schemes. Included is a panel w/checklist that includes internet access. If you're into bush flying or just like small GA's, this Husky will suit you fine

Rans S7C
Courier

Two seats in tandem, high wing, tractor, taildragger. Full enclosure with doors. Dope and fabric covering process. Standard engine, Rotax 912S-100hp. The aircraft is flown solo from the front seat. Full dual controls. Equipped with the Rotax 100 HP 912S engine, the Courier leaps into the air in less than 325 feet. Lifting off short means little if you can’t haul a load. 500 pounds of payload puts the Courier in the "do something, go somewhere" class. Tough spring steel gear and effective Cleveland Brakes let you do that something in places previously passed by. The gentle nature of this taildragger will encourages the newcomer and compliments the seasoned. Developed in the land of daily crosswinds (Kansas), the Courier is good for 20 KTS. at 90 degrees – more if you know a few tricks.

DHC-3 Otter Landplane
The Otter was the third plane to be produced by de Havilland Canada. Building on the near-perfect design of the Beaver, it offered similar performance with twice the payload. Originally named the "King Beaver" it provided what the RCAF wanted but hadn't found in the DHC-2 - something bigger. The Otter was also used by the Ontario Provincial Air Service to perfect water bombing techniques for forest fires and other emergencies. Like its predecessor, the Otter is still used by pilots today.

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