DHC-7 Dash-7
Regional Airliner
Different in Design.
Prodigious in
Performance.
- Developed in 1975 as a commercial airliner with short-take-off-and-landing (STOL) capabilities, de Havilland Canada's Beaver, Otter, Caribou, Buffalo and Twin Otter share this capability
- Designed to meet noise restrictions introduced in the 1970s, it is a very quiet aircraft, despite its four turbo-prop engines
- The 1970s oil crisis and the 1981 recession significantly affected its commercial success; in 1988, Boeing acquired de Havilland Canada and production ceased at 113 aircraft
- Shares several similarities with the DHC Twin Otter: both are equipped with a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 engine; both were intended for use in the 1970s Air transit service, aimed at linking city cores
Specifications
Passenger CapacityUp to 46 passengers
Endurance3 hrs 5 min
Maximum Operating Range700 nm
Baggage Capacity240 cu ft
Speed227 knots
Cruising Altitude21,000 ft
Minimum Runway5,000 ft
Aircraft Length80' 6
Cabin Dimensions & Configurations
36' 6
Length
8' 6
Width
6' 45
Height
Cabin Amenities
- Full Galley
- Full Lavatory
- Golf Bags (15)
- Ski Bags (11)
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DHC-7 Dash-7
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