- The
first test was
considered highly successful. The
first commercial cropdusting operations began in 1924 in Macon,
Georgia by Huff-Daland Crop Dusting...
- small-scale p****enger and
freight transport; for sightseeing, photography,
cropdusting, and
other so-called
aerial work
roles of
civil aviation; for the personal-use...
- air
search and rescue,
helicopter cargo hook transport, air ambulance,
cropdusting,
mountain rescue, skydiving,
commercial aviation,
aerial crane construction...
-
Farmers (CAF) –
Agriculture Cropdusting Eagle Air
Services (EAS) –
Agriculture Cropdusting ERK
Farms (ERK) –
Agriculture Cropdusting Overeem Air
Service (OAS)...
- drop,
bomber and high
altitude variants. In
Poland they were ****ed for
cropdusting against forest pests. The Li-2 also saw
extensive service in the Chinese...
- Chandler, in
Maricopa County, Arizona,
United States. It was used for
cropdusting and air
charter operations, with no
scheduled commercial services. Gila...
-
include four
stretchers for air
ambulance usage, or
aerospraying or
cropdusting applications. In Poland,
several specialized military variants were also...
-
southwest of the
central business district of Chandler. It was used for
cropdusting and air
charter operations, with no
scheduled commercial services. The...
-
readiness to be
equipped to
perform other roles such as
aerial firefighting,
cropdusting, and
other niche roles. Many
features were
specifically pursued as to...
-
small airfield named Camden Airstrip in Couva,
which is
mainly used for
cropdusting planes.
Public transport is
provided by a bus
service operated by government-owned...
