| De Havilland Otter
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 Otter in Harbour Air livery |
| Description
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| Role | Transport
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| Crew | 1
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| First Flight | 1951
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| Entered Service |
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| Manufacturer | de Havilland Canada
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| Dimensions
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| Length | 41 ft in | 12.5 m
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| Wingspan | 58 ft in | 17.7 m
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| Height | 13 ft in | 4 m
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| Wing area | ft² | m²
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| Weights
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| Empty | 5287 lb | 2398 kg
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| Loaded | 8000 lb | 3628 kg
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| Powerplant
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| Engines | 1 Pratt & Whitney S1H1-g Wasp radial
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| Power | 600 hp | 447 kW
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| Performance
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| Maximum speed | 160 mph | 258 km/h
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| Ferry range | 960 miles | 1545 km
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| Service ceiling | 17900 ft | 5460 m
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| Rate of climb | 1000 ft/min | 305 m/min
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| Wing loading | lb/ft² | kg/m²
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| Avionics
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| Avionics |
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The Otter is a single engine, high wing, propeller driven plane.
See also:List of civil aircraft
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