Where do you fly the Caravan?

[MiRexer]

I've been doing a lot of cargo ops around Glacier Park and Calgary using SayIntentions SkyOps. Lots of beautiful terrain around there - and the current icing issues makes it interesting lol

[dpcnh1]

St Pete FL area and New England. Short hops, mostly cargo. And the occasional St Barths trip

[HobAnagerik]

Anywhere with mountains, and hills. The Alps, British Columbia, and Papua New Guinea to name a few.

[slipperfruit]

@09tir98 Do you think the caravn with floats could do a 1400 ft gravel strip?

[09tir98]

@slipperfruit I haven't flown the amphibian yet so I am not sure. I don't think I'd want to land on a gravel strip with those tiny shopping cart wheels though.

[HobAnagerik]

@slipperfruit I can take off from Nanwalek, which is 1800ft, but I don't need anywhere near the whole runway to do that.

[django1489]

Confidential. Government and sometimes non government “contracts”… but more often than not, its usually a dirt road in place of an airstrip. And no questions whats in the back of that cargomaster please

[C525B]

@09tir98 Nice livery... is that yours? I recognize that airplane from Hawaii.

[indrajitsg]

In around Greece. Lots of islands to explore. I am practicing VFR hops without a GPS. Using classic VOR's and yes the KNS-80. It's fun charting out routes this way, identifying the VFR corridors and planning legs - the old school navigation way.

[MorayOsprey]

Been enjoying a lot of flights in Norway and Alaska.

[RealPax]

right now I am on a trip from the caribic, via south America up to Mexico.
Did some flights in Hawaii, Alps and central Europe