DVA12321
Captain, B737-800
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Herndon, VA
148 legs, 269.9 hours
125 legs,
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September 14 2015 18:27 ET by Piper Forsen
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While looking at someone's (sorry, forgot who it was) idea to add some Russian planes to the DVA fleet, I had an idea for a couple new aircraft that could be added. They are the Jetstream 31/Super 31 and the DHC-6 Twin Otter. Both of these aircraft are wonderful (small) turboprops, and could be great additions to the DVA fleet. Here are a few reasons why.
Jetstream 31/Super 31:
We already operate the JS42, so there's a bit of familiarity.
Pan Am operated 10 Jetstream 31s between 1987 and 1991.
It's a fun plane to fly, and gives the few X-Plane users (who aren't able to do too much at DVA) something new to fly, as JRollon makes a great JS32.
DHC-6 "Twotter":
Many people operate the DHC-6, although the only ones that may have a connection to DVA are the few regional airlines that operated them.
A good DHC-6 (as well as good freeware) is available for both FSX and X-Plane.
As you can tell, I favor the JS32 and find it more logical, but either one of these would be a great addition to the DVA fleet.
Richmond
Piper ForsenCaptain, B737-800
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