Quest Kodiak 100 Series II: Still Rugged As A Bear But Without Claws

Credit: Photos: Quest Aircraft
Walk up to a Series II Kodiak and you’ll be hard-pressed to notice differences between it and the original model unless you have logged hundreds of hours in the type. It still appears to be the result of aviation Darwinism, an ursine-like utility aircraft whose progenitors survived, if not thrived...
Fred George

Fred formerly was senior editor and chief pilot with Business & Commercial Aviation and Aviation Week's chief aircraft evaluation pilot. He has flown left seat in virtually every turbine-powered business jet produced in the past three decades.

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