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Humanitarian Operator Moves From Borrowed Aircraft to Its Own Tecnam P2012

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Props For A Purpose now has an aircraft of its own, the first one the humanitarian organization has dedicated to its work. It chose a Tecnam P2012 Traveller, a twin. Owners will know the distinction the word "dedicated" carries: this airframe is meant to fly the organization's missions rather than fitting them in around other work. The organization says the twin will expand what it can do in disaster relief and transport, and that expanded capability is the purpose of the purchase.

With reporting from Flying.

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