Where do you fly the Caravan?

RPGamerous

@09tir98 Yeah I've flown the Beaver around that area quite a bit, there are some great strips there (and a TON of freeware available too).

PLEASE someone make us a good Beaver!

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