
Showing posts with label grand caravan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grand caravan. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Louisiana Rainbow
I caught a picture of a nice rainbow over Louisiana after throwing out some skydivers in the Grand Caravan. Constant beautiful views, yet another perk to my job!

Labels:
aviation,
C208b,
cockpit,
diver driver,
grand caravan,
louisiana,
perks,
pilot perks,
rainbow,
skydiving
Location:
Louisiana, USA
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
The New Grand Caravan EX!
The new Grand Caravan EX has received FAA type certification. Its new Pratt & Whitney PT6A-140 has improved its rate of climb performance by 38%! That's almost twice as much as its projected 20% increase!
Location:
Wichita, KS, USA
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Clouds parting over the Grand Van
The strangest thing happened. I rubbed her belly and the clouds parted! I had been waiting for the clouds to clear up and decided to give "the girl" a little wash. I happened to look up and see the pretty sun rays shining through the clouds and decided to take this nice pic! Taken at Eagle Lake Airport, Eagle Lake Texas USA
Croft And Barrow 2-Pk. Airplane Woven Boxers (Google Affiliate Ad)
Croft And Barrow 2-Pk. Airplane Woven Boxers (Google Affiliate Ad)
Labels:
208b,
clouds,
grand caravan,
houston,
ramp,
skydive Houston,
texas
Location:
Eagle Lake, TX 77434, USA
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
My corner office with a view!
My corner office with a view. The new one after the last one... but not the last one :) This almost 700 horse power C208B Grand Caravan will take up to 17 skydivers up to our normal drop altitude of 13,000 feet in about 12 minutes! The Caravan is the most common turbine powered aircraft used to haul skydivers in the U.S. and it is the second most common jump plane in the U.S. overall, after the C182 Skylane. Read more about ALL of the jump planes that are flown around the world in on our "Skydive Aircraft" page!
Labels:
208b,
cessna,
grand caravan,
jump plane,
pt6,
texas
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