Flying Moose Aviation de Havilland DH3-C Otter Ceramic Tree Decoration

A de Havilland Canada DH3-C Otter, sporting the logo of mythical Flying Moose Aviation of Talkeetna, in flight somewhere over Alaska on an overcast day. Customisable text reading "Alaska" also appears. The leather patch worn by Flying Moose Aviation's bush pilots appears on the reverse side. It features a winged moose superimposed on a circle with text reading "FLYING MOOSE AVIATION," "TALKEETNA, AK" and "ESTD 1957." The Otter, originally intended to be known as the King Beaver, was conceived as a larger, more capable follow on to highly successful Beaver. The Beaver referred to by de Havilland as a “half-tonne truck;” the Otter would be the “one-tonne truck.” The Otter was used by the military forces of many countries and is also popular in with skydivers; it can be found in many drop zones throughout the world. Flying Moose Aviation: Flightseeing, glacier landings, cargo, hunting and fishing charters. We fly, tell us where you want to go.