Photo: It’s the Twin Otter’s 50th anniversary this year

By NUNATSIAQ NEWS

The first de Havilland Twin Otter took its maiden flight May 20, 1965. A company called Viking Air Ltd., which provides parts and service for the legendary aircraft, plans a promotional tour this summer to celebrate the Twin Otter's 50th anniversary. Their schedule runs as follows: Cambridge Bay, July 3; Resolute, July 4; Pond Inlet, July 5; Gjoa Haven, July 7; Yellowknife, July 8; Whitehorse, July 13; Inuvik, July 14; Tuktoyaktuk, July 15; Sachs Harbour, July 15; Fort Good Hope, July 16; and Norman Wells, July 17. Since 1965, the tough, reliable Twin Otter has become part of the history of northern Canada. (PHOTO COURTESY OF VIKING AIR)


The first de Havilland Twin Otter took its maiden flight May 20, 1965. A company called Viking Air Ltd., which provides parts and service for the legendary aircraft, plans a promotional tour this summer to celebrate the Twin Otter’s 50th anniversary. Their schedule runs as follows: Cambridge Bay, July 3; Resolute, July 4; Pond Inlet, July 5; Gjoa Haven, July 7; Yellowknife, July 8; Whitehorse, July 13; Inuvik, July 14; Tuktoyaktuk, July 15; Sachs Harbour, July 15; Fort Good Hope, July 16; and Norman Wells, July 17. Since 1965, the tough, reliable Twin Otter has become part of the history of northern Canada. (PHOTO COURTESY OF VIKING AIR)

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