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BT-67
Basler BT-67

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Image of the UTIG BT-67 aircraft
NASA's DC-8 flying laboratory passes Antarctica's tallest peak, Mount Vinson, on Oct. 22, 2012, during a flight over the continent to measure changes in the massive ice sheet and sea ice. Credit: NASA/Michael Studinger (Photography courtesy NASA Images)

Overview

The Basler BT-67 is a modified Douglas DC-3 turboprop aircraft owned by AIRtec. It can operate in all-weather conditions and has been utilized in multiple research missions, especially across the Arctic regions. The BT-67 has a maximum range of 2000 nmi, a maximum altitude of 25,000 feet, and a maximum endurance of up to 10 hours. University of Texas Institute of Geophysics (UTIG) and Kenn Borek Air also own and operate the BT-67 aircraft for research purposes.

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10.5067/STLZLZ7ZI7Z4External Link
10.5067/XASIHXV1V5B5External Link
Gravimeter
ASCII
10.5067/8DJW56PKY133External Link
Gravimeter
ASCII
10.5067/5CHZMTE5DLU8External Link
Gravimeter
XML, ASCII
10.5067/3X4CIKKSYQRUExternal Link
Gravimeter
XML, ASCII
10.5067/NR1VABD1ZDTQExternal Link
10.5067/90S1XZRBAX5NExternal Link
10.5067/N1F4NBFMIREJExternal Link
10.5067/F5FGUT9F5089External Link
10.5067/0I7PFBVQOGO5External Link
10.5067/9EBR2T0VXUDGExternal Link
10.5067/W2KXX0MYNJ9GExternal Link
10.5067/KH078MNXPAOVExternal Link
Laser altimeter
ASCII
10.5067/JV9DENETK13EExternal Link
Laser altimeter
ASCII
10.5067/U3E4Q5WWVSP9External Link
10.5067/KDNRYQC7V2CDExternal Link
Gravimeter
XML, ASCII
10.5067/RTOB6O2I1CDCExternal Link
PDF
10.5067/1HLB3BMORZ55External Link
Magnetometer
ASCII
10.5067/GDQ0CUCVTE2QExternal Link