Bush plans are smaller general aviation aircraft designed to operate from remote and rugged areas. These aircraft are generally high-wing designs with robust landing gear systems, allowing for smooth operations. Forests, tundra, glaciers, and farmlands are some areas where these aircraft can be operated.
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