Flying Moose Aviation de Havilland DH3-C Otter Pillar Candle
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A de Havilland Canada DH3-C Otter, sporting the logo of mythical Flying Moose Aviation of Talkeetna in flight somewhere over Alaska. Text reading, "FLYING MOOSE AVIATION" and "TALKEETNA, ALASKA" also appears. All superimposed on a buckskin background image. Add your own additional text. The Otter, originally intended to be known as the King Beaver, was conceived as a larger, more capable follow on to highly successful Beaver. The Beaver referred to by de Havilland as a “half-ton truck;” the Otter would be the “one-ton truck.” The Otter was used by the militaries of many countries and is also popular in with skydivers; it can be found in many drop zones throughout the world. Flying Moose Aviation: Flightseeing, glacier landings, cargo, hunting and fishing charters. We fly, tell us where you want to go.