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NOAA King Air N67RF taxis past NOAA Turbo Commander N45RF during snow survey mission calibration flights in Eden Prairie, MN Jan 21 2021. Credit: Lt. Cmdr. Doremus, NOAA Corps

January 21, 2021
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New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER at NOAA Aircraft Operations Center on 18 December 2020

NOAA welcomes new Beechcraft King Air to its fleet of specialized aircraft

December 21, 2020
Media: Article

New turboprop will assist with snow survey, coastal mapping and emergency response missions.
New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER (N67RF) in NOAA Aircraft Operations Center hangar

New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER (N67RF) in NOAA Aircraft Operations Center hangar

December 21, 2020
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New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER at NOAA Aircraft Operations Center on 18 December 2020

New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER (N67RF) at NOAA Aircraft Operations Center on 18 December 2020

December 21, 2020
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New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER arriving at Lakeland Linder International Airport

December 21, 2020
Media: Video
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New NOAA Beechcraft King Air 350 CER (N67RF) taxiing in Wichita, KS

December 21, 2020
Media: Video
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NOAA King Air Crew

NOAA King Air Crew

April 16, 2020
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NOAA King Air Crew

NOAA King Air aircraft team surveys the coast of the U.S. Virgin Islands

April 16, 2020
Media: Article

You may know that hurricane season begins June 1, but the response work begins long before a storm ever forms.
CDR Ryan Kidder at the controls of NOAA's King Air

NOAA aircraft, ships and personnel support hurricane response efforts

November 30, 2018
Media: Article

OMAO people and platforms were deployed from Hawaii to Bermuda to ensure forecasters, emergency managers, responders and the public had the information they needed to protect lives.
CDR Ryan Kidder at the controls of NOAA's King Air

NOAA King Air Overflight of Hurricane Michael Damage

October 11, 2019
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