Cape Air unveils stars‑and‑stripes Cessna 402c at Maine Air Show
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- Cape Air introduced a Cessna 402c painted in a stars‑and‑stripes livery to mark the United States' 250th anniversary, unveiling the aircraft at the Maine Air Show in July.
- The nine‑passenger Cessna, built in 1981 and certified in 1982, is based in Massachusetts and operates out of Boston Logan International Airport, adding a patriotic visual element to the carrier's regional fleet.
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