Fairchild Metro

The Fairchild Metro is a small, twin-engine regional airplane designed for short to medium-distance flights, commonly used by airlines and private operators. It can carry around 19 to 22 passengers and is valued for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and ability to access smaller airports. Introduced in the early 1960s, it features a robust design suitable for varied environments, making it a popular choice for regional travel networks. Its versatility and economical operation help connect smaller communities and optimize airline routes efficiently.