Aircraft Review
July 2012 Issue
Cessna Grand Caravan: A Top Haul-It-All Option
Lately, most new Caravans are going overseas as commuters, but Cessna would like to revive the 208Bs personal transportation appeal.
Airplanes, like people, often start out being one thing but as they age, they become something else entirely. And so it is with Cessnas now-venerable Caravan that began life as an unglamorous box hauler that few would ever see on the ramp in daylight. It then became a niche utility airplane for the bush, capable of hauling not just the fisherman, but their camp and a couple of boats, too. Of late, its finding yet another niche as a short-haul commuter airplane.
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