Operated by Nestor Falls Fly-In Outposts

Returning from a local flight and taxiing back home across Regina Bay to be re-united with other members of the Nestor Falls Fly-in Outposts fleet which had remained tied up at their base docks. Delivered new to the Indian Air Force in 1958 where it remained until 1991, seeing active military support service in some of the cross-border conflicts which arose during that time. Joined Nestor Falls Fly-in Outposts in 2003. Received a Texas Turbine conversion over the winter of 2005 at Recon Air, Geraldton.

Taxiing on the waters of Regina Bay, Lake of the Woods, just offshore from the Nestor Falls base of its operator Northwest Flying Inc, where it had served from 1979. Still in the basic colours worn with its first civil operator after US Army service, the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh with whom it flew as N1UW.

About to make a 180 degree turn to the right and glide alongside the inner dock at the Nestor Falls base of its operator, Northwest Flying Inc, where it had served since 1979. Sold on to Chimo Air Service at Red Lake, Ontario in 2012.

Moored at the Nestor Falls base of its operator Northwest Flying Inc, with whom it had served since 1979. Originally delivered to the US Army in 1958 as 57-6131, serving in Alaska. Still wearing the basic colours of its first civil operator, the University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh where it flew as N1UW. Later painted into Northwest Flying's brown and cream scheme. Sold in 2012 to Chimo Air Service of Red Lake, Ontario.

Docked at home at the Nestor Falls base of its operator, Northwest Flying Inc, where it had been in service since 1979. Sold the in the following year, 2012, to Chimo Air Service at Red Lake.

Seen docked at the Regina Bay base of its owner, Nestor Falls Fly-in Outposts, whose house colours it carries.

Departing into Regina Bay from Nestor Falls Fly-in Outposts' dock where two other members of the fleet, Turbine Otter C-FODK and Beaver C-FMDB, remain moored in the background. Delivered new to the Indian Air Force in 1958, with whom it remained until 1991, seeing active military support service in some of the cross-border conflicts which arose during that period. Received a Texas Turbine conversion over the winter of 2005 at Recon Air, Geraldton.