DHC-6 Twin Otter vs P750

Canadian utility aircraft, vital in civil and military operations worldwide since the 1960s, famous for its STOL capabilities.
Picture of DHC-6 Twin Otter
Origin country πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada
Category Military Transport Aircrafts
Manufacturer De Havilland Canada
First flight 20 May 1965
Year of introduction 1966
Number produced 985 units
Average unit price $7 million
New Zealand light utility aircraft, notable for its use in air ambulance, skydiving and agricultural roles since the late 2000s.
Picture of P750
Origin country πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ New Zealand
Category Military Transport Aircrafts
Manufacturer Pacific Aerospace
First flight 1 January 2001
Year of introduction 2001
Number produced 120 units
Average unit price $2.2 million
Wing area 39.0 mΒ² β—‰
Wingspan 20.0 m β—‰
Height 6.0 m β—‰
Length 15.8 m β—‰
Maximum speed 315 km/h β—‰
Operational range -- km
Service ceiling 7,620 m β—‰
Max. takeoff weight 5,670 kg β—‰
Empty weight 3,175 kg β—‰
Total thrust 2 x 410 kW β—‰
Wing area 24.9 mΒ² β—‰
Wingspan 12.8 m β—‰
Height 3.9 m β—‰
Length 11.1 m β—‰
Maximum speed 315 km/h β—‰
Operational range 2,183 km
Service ceiling 6,096 m β—‰
Max. takeoff weight 3,402 kg β—‰
Empty weight 1,633 kg β—‰
Total thrust 1 x 560 kW β—‰

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Photo of DHC-6 Twin Otter by De Havilland. Photo of P750 by FlugKerl2.