Comfort
The aircraft has 10 seats, however it is best suited for 6 to 8
passengers for the most comfort and space. The interior is set out in a
corporate style 'club configuration', which allows four people in the middle
of the aircraft to face each other.
Entry is via a rear stair door, which allows for easy access for all
ages. The aircraft also has air conditioning which is of great benefit at
some of the warmer outback destinations, however it does not have an onboard
toilet. This type of aircraft is commonly used in the outback and is very
suitable and comfortable for these tours.
Fantastic Views
Being unpressurised it's maximum altitude is 10,000 feet, however
travelling at these heights is just right for getting the best views of the
Australian landscape.
Luggage
It has large windows and hence every passenger has a good view, unlike
most larger aircraft that generally have much smaller windows.
Luggage can be loaded in the wing lockers and a forward nose locker.
There is also some space for luggage at the rear of the cabin. As the
lockers have a low height, bags need to be of the small soft overnight type.
Hard suitcases are very difficult to stow. On outback tours we generally
limit the luggage to 9kg per person.
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