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McKinnon Turbo Goose (N221AG)

Submitted 8 years ago

2 of N221AG 21 of G21T

sam kuminecz

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Dave Marion8 years ago

Not really a "McKinnon" at all. It was designed as a model G-21F and built by Fish & Wildlife Service in Alaska and only claimed to be (but was never actually properly certified as) a supposedly modified McKinnon G-21G. As such it should never been certified in the Standard category as it was and instead should have been only as an Experimental category aircraft. Only way an aircraft is a "McKinnon" is if it is actually built by McKinnon in accordance with a McKinnon type design; anything else is really something else.

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McKinnon Turbo Goose (N221AG)

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