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I saw this plane at the SeaTac Airport and thought it was very unusual. The wings look too small to even be functional to me. What kind of plane is this and what is it used for?
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That's my plane, look you can see me in the cockpit. When the ceiling is too low to fly I can fold the wings and drive down the highway!
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That's my plane, look you can see me in the cockpit. When the ceiling is too low to fly I can fold the wings and drive down the highway!
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That's my plane, look you can see me in the cockpit. When the ceiling is too low to fly I can fold the wings and drive down the highway!
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That's my plane, look you can see me in the cockpit. When the ceiling is too low to fly I can fold the wings and drive down the highway!
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There is a big clue right underneath the "Sea-Tac Airport" decal - it says
FIRE RESCUE
It can be seen a little better on this image
It is a rig used for fire and evacuation training.
A unique tool the department uses is an aircraft mock-up designed for aircraft approach, entry and tactics training on the airfield. The smoke generated is not harmful to the environment and provides a realistic challenge.
source: https://www.portseattle.org/page/training
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There is a big clue right underneath the "Sea-Tac Airport" decal - it says
FIRE RESCUE
It can be seen a little better on this image
It is a rig used for fire and evacuation training.
A unique tool the department uses is an aircraft mock-up designed for aircraft approach, entry and tactics training on the airfield. The smoke generated is not harmful to the environment and provides a realistic challenge.
source: https://www.portseattle.org/page/training
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There is a big clue right underneath the "Sea-Tac Airport" decal - it says
FIRE RESCUE
It can be seen a little better on this image
It is a rig used for fire and evacuation training.
A unique tool the department uses is an aircraft mock-up designed for aircraft approach, entry and tactics training on the airfield. The smoke generated is not harmful to the environment and provides a realistic challenge.
source: https://www.portseattle.org/page/training
answered 9 hours ago
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There is a big clue right underneath the "Sea-Tac Airport" decal - it says
FIRE RESCUE
It can be seen a little better on this image
It is a rig used for fire and evacuation training.
A unique tool the department uses is an aircraft mock-up designed for aircraft approach, entry and tactics training on the airfield. The smoke generated is not harmful to the environment and provides a realistic challenge.
source: https://www.portseattle.org/page/training
answered 9 hours ago
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There is a big clue right underneath the "Sea-Tac Airport" decal - it says
FIRE RESCUE
It can be seen a little better on this image
It is a rig used for fire and evacuation training.
A unique tool the department uses is an aircraft mock-up designed for aircraft approach, entry and tactics training on the airfield. The smoke generated is not harmful to the environment and provides a realistic challenge.
source: https://www.portseattle.org/page/training
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