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Silvertouran

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Piaggio P180 Avanti

2016-10-09, 15:01

Have seen these recently coming in and out of Glasgow Airport. I was just wondering if the reason they make such a wierd buzzing sound is due to the engines in Pusher configuration. The sound is very distinctive.
Also whats the advantage of engines pushing a plane as opposed to pulling it?
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