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Did you know? The smallest monoplane ever flown is the Baby Bird, designed and built by America's Donald R Stits. It is 3.35-m (11-ft) long, with a wingspan of 1.91-m (6-ft 3-in), and weighs 114.3 kg (252 lb) when empty. |
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| Registration: | C-GJNL | Model: | De Havilland DHC-8-311 |
| Manuf. serial #: | 422 | First flight: | 18/1/1996 00:00:00 |
| Airline/Operator: | Hydro Quebec | Delivery date: | 19/4/2001 00:00:00 |
| Name: | - | End of life: | N/A |
| Engines: | PWC PW123 | Added by: | Planespotter.org |
| Ex-operators: | TYR/SCH/SAB/BRY | Last updated by: | No updates yet. Update? |
| Prev. Registrations: | C-GLOT / OE-LTE / N377DC / G-BXPZ | ||
| Other: | - | ||
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