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Air Idaho was a short lived airline, which
was based in Twin Falls Idaho. From 1974 to December 1975 it
served Sun Valley and Twin Falls in southern Idaho connecting them
to Salt Lake City. The airline used a couple of de Havilland
DH.114 "Heron" aircraft which had been modified from the original
Gipsy "Queen" engines by fitting Lycoming or Contintental engines.
These typically lifted the original total power of 1,000HP to about
1,200HP.
The times for these flights are taken from
the December 1975 timetable available at the excellent
www.timetableimages.com
Salt Lake City – Sun
Valley
Heading |
Distance |
West |
City Name |
ICAO |
East |
Heading |
Distance |
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314 |
0.0 |
1350 |
Salt Lake City |
KSLC |
1715 |
- |
193.1 |
- |
193.1 |
1510 |
Sun Valley |
KSUN |
1900 |
130 |
0.0 |
Salt Lake City
– Twin Falls
Heading |
Distance |
West |
City Name |
ICAO |
East |
Heading |
Distance |
|
298 |
0.0 |
1350 |
Salt Lake City |
KLSC |
1715 |
- |
151.7 |
- |
151.7 |
1600 |
Twin Falls |
KTWF |
1610 |
115 |
0.0 |
Flight Simulator Files
The only files for the de
Havilland DH.114 "Heron" are flyable modifications of Dee Waldrons AI
model. Alternatively, you could fly the routes with other aircraft
around the 17-20 passenger capacity. The Handley Page (Reading)
H.P.R.1 "Marathon" (hpr1.zip) is available at flightsim.com, or
alternatively at premaircraft.com there is the Britten Norman BN-A2 Mk
III "Trislander", de Havilland Canada DHC-6 "Twin Otter", Bae Jetstream
31, Beech 99 or Beechcraft B1900C.
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