Airlines operating De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter airplanes
The DHC-6 Twin Otter was developed in the 1960s by de Havilland Canada and stayed in production until 1988. The final production model was the DHC-6-300 and in total 844 original Twin Otters were produced. In 2006, Viking Air acquired the production rights and tooling for the Twin Otter and developed a modernized version known as the series 400. The De Havilland Twin Otter is a 19 seat regional turboprop aircraft known for its rugged design. It is powered by two highly reliable PT6A engines. The aircraft can operate from very short runways and features a large side loading door, making it suitable for a wide range of missions.
We have compiled a complete list of airlines that use De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter
Airlines
A
- Aerovías DAP1 type
- Air Antilles1 type
- Air Borealis1 type
- Air Inuit1 type
- Air Seychelles1 type
- Air Tahiti1 type
- Air Tindi1 type
- Airfast Indonesia2 types
- Airkenya Express1 type
- Aurora1 type
C
- Cayman Airways1 type
D
- Daily Air1 type
- Divi Divi Air N.V.1 type
F
- Fiji Airways1 type
- Fiji Link1 type
- FlyBig1 type
G
- Grand Canyon Airlines1 type
- Gum Air1 type
H
- Harbour Air Seaplanes1 type
I
- InterCaribbean Airways1 type
L
- Líneas Aéreas del Estado - LADE1 type
- Loganair1 type
M
- Malaysia Airlines1 type
- Maldivian1 type
- Manta Air1 type
- MASwings1 type
N
- Norlandair1 type
P
- PAL Airlines (Canada)1 type
R
- Rise Air1 type
S
- Samoa Airways1 type
- Skybus (United Kingdom)1 type
- Solomon Airlines1 type
- SVG Air1 type
T
- Tara Air1 type
- Trans Maldivian Airways1 type
W
- Winair1 type