The GPS unit [an Apollo MX20] was particularly interesting, with a very clear display, map overlays, terrain warning etc. The back of the airplane is equiped for a single patient and seating for medical staff.
It's wonderful to climb the liquid mountains of the sky, Behind me and before me is God and I have no fears.
— Helen Keller, at age 74, on flight around the world, news reports of 5 February 1955
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Cessna 421C Golden Eagle
This picture is of a Cessna 421C Golden Eagle that was parked outside of Wellington Aero Club earlier today for refueling and a quick break for the pilot. It is operated by Air Manawatu as an air ambulance. I've never been inside a 421 before, but the pilot showed us in and pointed out some of the neat stuff in the cockpit.
The GPS unit [an Apollo MX20] was particularly interesting, with a very clear display, map overlays, terrain warning etc. The back of the airplane is equiped for a single patient and seating for medical staff.
The GPS unit [an Apollo MX20] was particularly interesting, with a very clear display, map overlays, terrain warning etc. The back of the airplane is equiped for a single patient and seating for medical staff.
Labels:
Air Manawatu,
C421,
Cessna,
Golden Eagle,
WAC,
ZK-TRC
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