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Cessna 206 Stationair (N631AF)

Submitted 8 years ago

5 of N631AF 2579 of C206 1833 at KRHV

BayAreaAviation

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David Sims8 years ago

The extended exhaust is typically on aircraft that conduct aerial photography. This is done so the exhaust does not dirty the camera port or distort the photos.

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BayAreaAviationPhoto Uploader8 years ago

David is correct. There is a small fleet of Cessna 206s based at Reid Hillview used for aerial photography and N631AF is in that fleet. That explains for the extended exhaust.

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