Alaska's Bush Planes
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (657 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0882405861 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 80 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Great book, great photos" according to James D. Crabtree. Beautiful photos make this a must-keep book. Alaska is a beautiful state and the airplanes which make travel practical throughout this rugged part of the world. Many of these aircraft are rarely seen in the lower Great book, great photos James D. Crabtree Beautiful photos make this a must-keep book. Alaska is a beautiful state and the airplanes which make travel practical throughout this rugged part of the world. Many of these aircraft are rarely seen in the lower 48 so this is definitely an opportunity to to see some of these classic machine. 8 so this is definitely an opportunity to to see some of these classic machine. Alaska Bush Planes Review Great product. We saw the book at Natron Air in Alaska and decided to buy it. Love the pictures and gave the book to a Flying Farmer.. Catherine Mclean said Alaska's Bushplanes. Purchased for my brother in law who is heavily into beaver aircraft and he loved it. Great pictures lots of informative information. Very well presented
Images include float, ski wheel, and amphibian planes, along with information on the challenging weather conditions that pilots face, the types of cargo and missions they fly, and their destinations. Extended captions provide technical information on various aircraft and how they perform in Alaska's widely diverse terrains and climate zones, while an introductory essay covers the beginnings of aviation in Alaska.. A perfect choice for Alaskan visitors and aviation enthusiasts, ALASKA'S BUSH PLANES is loaded with stunning photos by Alaska's best-known landscape photographers. The Bush plane is a critical method of transportation for supplies and passengers in this vast state as well as a spectacular way to tour the majestic landscape. Alaska has approximately six times as many pilots and fourteen times as many airplanes per capita as the rest of the United States. It is no wonder that the Bush plane is an icon of the Last Frontier