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Russian regional carrier Polar Airlines i stanley canada s to acquire a pair of Bombardier Dash 8-300 turboprops, its first of the type, to support modernisation of its Soviet-era fleet.It states that it is purchasing the two 50-seat aircraft from a Japanese supplier. [Polars] fleet will be replenished with a completely new type of aircraft for the airline, the carrier adds.The operator identifies the first as the Russian-registered airframe RA-67261, which is owned by Japans Jione Financial Service.It was originally delivered to African carrier Air Senegal International in 2001, subsequently passing through the Dutch and Canadian registers, before being introduced to the fleet of Russian operator Aurora in 2012.Source: Polar AirlinesPolars initial Dash 8 was formerly operated by Russian carrier AuroraPolar expects the first Dash 8 to be transferred by early September from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk to Yakutsk once the agreement is finalised, and deployed on scheduled services alongside its Antonov An-24s and An-26s.The second aircraft will arrive at the end of the year, it says.Polar Air stanley cup lines has been training crews to operate the type at a centre in Madrid, with personnel support from Siberian carrier Yakutia which operates Dash 8s on several regional services. [This aircraft] has proven its value in the far north, says Polar, which says it intends to acquire three Dash 8-300s by 2024.Polar Airlines has 61 aircraft in its fleet, including 1 stanley thermos 5 An-24s and An-26s, five Let L-410s, 25 Mil Mi-8 helicop Tgiw Nashville s Mother Church of Country Music retains its roots as religious house of worship
Ice fishing shacks, or bob houses if you live in Vermont, have stanley us certainly evolved over the last half century.As a young ice fisherman, I cut my teeth on a tiny home-built 4-foot by 6-foot plywood hut, with one small plexiglass window, a door and Teflon-coated skis. The front had a big, galvanized eye bolt screwed into the frame. As soon as the lake buttoned up with safe ice, you roped your ice home to the old 12-horsepower Ski-Doo and chugged it out onto the ice near the deep hole.It was important to batten the shack down with some guy ropes frozen into the ice on the windward side. A propane-fired Buddy Heater, or sometimes even a small wood stove, helped keep us toasty during a lunch of venison burgers or an afternoon cribbage game if the fishing was slow.To a nighttime snow sledder, the ice shack could be a dangerous, and even deadly, navigational hazard unseen by the snowmobile stanley usa r until it was too late. Thoughtful ice shack owners made sure that their shacks were festooned with some red reflectors that could be seen from a distance in snowmobile headlights.For some of the more inventive and energetic ice anglers, there was pride in building the most elaborate, impressive ice fishing shack that was the envy of the ice angling community. Years ago, my friend Tommy Russell invited me to his ice fishing Taj Mahal at Eagle Lake. It was a home away from home. It had lots of elbow room, along with a propane range, a television and bunks. We stanley cup fished, ate well and stayed overnig
Russian regional carrier Polar Airlines i stanley canada s to acquire a pair of Bombardier Dash 8-300 turboprops, its first of the type, to support modernisation of its Soviet-era fleet.It states that it is purchasing the two 50-seat aircraft from a Japanese supplier. [Polars] fleet will be replenished with a completely new type of aircraft for the airline, the carrier adds.The operator identifies the first as the Russian-registered airframe RA-67261, which is owned by Japans Jione Financial Service.It was originally delivered to African carrier Air Senegal International in 2001, subsequently passing through the Dutch and Canadian registers, before being introduced to the fleet of Russian operator Aurora in 2012.Source: Polar AirlinesPolars initial Dash 8 was formerly operated by Russian carrier AuroraPolar expects the first Dash 8 to be transferred by early September from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk to Yakutsk once the agreement is finalised, and deployed on scheduled services alongside its Antonov An-24s and An-26s.The second aircraft will arrive at the end of the year, it says.Polar Air stanley cup lines has been training crews to operate the type at a centre in Madrid, with personnel support from Siberian carrier Yakutia which operates Dash 8s on several regional services. [This aircraft] has proven its value in the far north, says Polar, which says it intends to acquire three Dash 8-300s by 2024.Polar Airlines has 61 aircraft in its fleet, including 1 stanley thermos 5 An-24s and An-26s, five Let L-410s, 25 Mil Mi-8 helicop Tgiw Nashville s Mother Church of Country Music retains its roots as religious house of worship
Ice fishing shacks, or bob houses if you live in Vermont, have stanley us certainly evolved over the last half century.As a young ice fisherman, I cut my teeth on a tiny home-built 4-foot by 6-foot plywood hut, with one small plexiglass window, a door and Teflon-coated skis. The front had a big, galvanized eye bolt screwed into the frame. As soon as the lake buttoned up with safe ice, you roped your ice home to the old 12-horsepower Ski-Doo and chugged it out onto the ice near the deep hole.It was important to batten the shack down with some guy ropes frozen into the ice on the windward side. A propane-fired Buddy Heater, or sometimes even a small wood stove, helped keep us toasty during a lunch of venison burgers or an afternoon cribbage game if the fishing was slow.To a nighttime snow sledder, the ice shack could be a dangerous, and even deadly, navigational hazard unseen by the snowmobile stanley usa r until it was too late. Thoughtful ice shack owners made sure that their shacks were festooned with some red reflectors that could be seen from a distance in snowmobile headlights.For some of the more inventive and energetic ice anglers, there was pride in building the most elaborate, impressive ice fishing shack that was the envy of the ice angling community. Years ago, my friend Tommy Russell invited me to his ice fishing Taj Mahal at Eagle Lake. It was a home away from home. It had lots of elbow room, along with a propane range, a television and bunks. We stanley cup fished, ate well and stayed overnig