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Nature Air, TI-AYQ for the Aerosoft DHC6 Twin Otter

I was challenged to do a Nature Air repaint, so I happily took it. They are very detailed and agonizing to do. This is for the DHC6-300 WHEEL. I haven't updated my version to the latest as of yet.

This repaint copied after the Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster, with carbonfiber inserted into fuselage.

This is a repaint of the DHC6-300 wheel pax in the Air Madagascar livery.

Aerosoft DHC6-300_WHEEL, textures for Fiji airlines.

This is a private design I did for a friend. It's textures for the DHC6_100_wheel version.

History The airline was established and started operations in 1956. It had 55 employees as of March 2007. L.A.B. Flying Service, named for its founder (and President), Layton A. Bennett, was Alaska's oldest continuously-operating small passenger airline. Layton A. Bennett received the Federal Aviation Administration's Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award for his work in operating the airline for over 50 years.

The airline was established in 1965 and started operations on August 23, 1965. It was founded to connect Appleton, Wisconsin with Chicago. In 1985 it merged with Mississippi Valley Airlines and continued to operate under the Air Wisconsin name. In 1990 it acquired Denver-based Aspen Airways and was itself bought by United Airlines a year later. In April of 1995 during the late ski season, Air Wisconsin was operating British Aerospace BAe 146 jet shuttle service as United Express on the former Aspen Airways route between Aspen, CO (ASE) and Denver (DEN) with no less than fourteen (14) daily nonstop flights in each direction.[6] Air Wisconsin pioneered the concept of codesharing as an United Express carrier and had rapidly become the nation's largest regional airline in the 1980s.

Seaborne Air Shuttle wheeled version 300 series