Take a Ride on the Wild Side

It takes a special kind of pilot—with nerves of steel!—to fly a bush plane. Bush pilots have to take off and land in very short distances on rough terrain, often with no prepared landing strips, and takeoff and approach angles can be exceedingly steep. For people in remote locations, a bush plane is often the only lifeline in delivering gear and supplies. One of the most renown bush planes ever built, Draco was a highly...