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Alaska Airlines’ regional carrier, Horizon Air, is one of the largest operators of the De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400. HOWARD SLUTSKEN
Back to the Future
AUTHOR: Howard Slutsken
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The return of De Havilland with a capital ‘D’
De Havilland Canada is back, a newly resurrected company that is celebrating its ties to the past while it looks to the future.
Now under the umbrella of Longview Aviation Capital, what was previously the Bombardier Q400 regional turboprop has been restored to its original designation, the Dash 8-400. The “Q” is gone.
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