British Antarctic Survey ferries Twin Otters from Canada to Antarctica over 11 days

British Antarctic Survey ferries Twin Otters from Canada to Antarctica over 11 days
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The British Antarctic Survey flew two DHC-6 Twin Otters from Canada to Antarctica, covering 9,065 miles in roughly 11 days and spending about 53 hours in the air.

The aircraft, VP-FBB (about 44 years old) and VP-FBL (about 38 years old), made scheduled stops at Great Falls, Cheyenne, Amarillo, Houston, Cozumel and Panama, and the Twin Otters normally operate in Antarctica from October through March.

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