The de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver is a classic workhorse of an airplane that is well-suited to modern missions.

Swiss-Canadian pilot Raymond Schwab flies a vintage 1957 DHC-2 Beaver seaplane in Palawan, Philippines, offering scenic ...

BRAINERD, Minn. -- A restored 1954 de Havilland Beaver guided by veteran float plane pilot Mark Mathisen of Brainerd went on a journey this week. After going through a three and one-half year ...

Built for the Job Welcome to your first ride in a De Havilland Beaver, or Beaver for short. You may not know the name of the plane, but you will recognize its classic, boxy lines, and stout build ...

Now that Harbour Air’s electric de Havilland Beaver has completed a full-power static runup, and installed all its battery management and other new systems, ...

Between 1947 and ’67, de Havilland Canada built 1,692 Beavers, called “the airplane that opened the North.” There are competing claims to any “oldest Beaver” assertion.

De Havilland Aircraft of Canada employees and retirees gather next to a 1956 De Havilland Canada DHC-2T Viking Turbo Beaver at a celebration held on June 11, 2022, marking 93 years at Toronto ...

They aim to begin flight tests later this year with a six-passenger de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver fitted out with a 750-horsepower MagniX engine and battery cells with an energy density of 200 watt ...

The fleet includes a DHC-3 de Havilland Turbine Otter, Twin Otter & Beaver, among others. A study suggests increasing battery lifespan is key to making electric aircraft like the one operated by ...

The world's first successful flight of an all-electric commercial aircraft was completed today as a modified six-passenger DHC-2 de Havilland Beaver took to the skies over British Columbia.

The de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver plane crashed around 1:40 in the afternoon, according to an FAA spokesperson. No information about their identities or conditions of the two people aboard was ...

Six people have died as a result of a crash of a flightseeing plane in the northernmost US state of Alaska, media reported.