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Ozark used Air Midwest in 1985-1986 to handle the shorter hops using the Fairchild Metro II turboprop flying with Ozark Midwest livery. The Metro has proven to be a safe, reliable, and efficient commuter aircraft. This is a pressurized aircraft that is capable of flying above bad weather. The Metro can trace its lineage back to the original Swearingen Merlin I executive transport. From the Merlin I Swearingen developed the turboprop powered II and III which were to form the basis of the new Metro commuter airliner.
  Metroliner Ozark Midwest

Reg: N751AM

Version: FS2004

Model Design By:
Textures: Mark Plumley
Entered Service: 1985 Passengers: 18
Wing Span: 46 ft 3 in Length: 59 ft 4 in
Engines: Garrett AiResearch TPE3313UW303G turboprops driving three blade constant speed propellers Range: 595nm
Typical Cruise Speed @ FL210: 293kt.

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Ozark used Air Midwest in the 80's to take care of the little hops. Ozark Midwest flew in 1985-1986.