Shorts Short 360

20 Dec 2025 · © Unknown

TAS (Tatonduk Outfitters) operates this Short 360 largely for cargo or utility missions, especially in remote US locations. The model's distinctive shape and twin tail make it easily identifiable.

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Aircraft

Short 360 SH36

TAS – likely Tatonduk Outfitters Ltd./Evergreen/TAS livery

N148Z

Registration

Airline

TAS (Tatonduk Outfitters Ltd.)

Manufacturer

Shorts

Insights

Aviation History

The Short 360 is a British commuter aircraft, notable for its boxy fuselage and twin tail. It was a common regional and utility aircraft in the 1980s and 1990s but is now rare.

Fleet Rarity

Now quite rare in passenger service, with under 100 believed active worldwide, mostly in cargo or specialized operation.

Record Flights

Typically used for short-haul regional routes and cargo/freight, also appreciated in Alaska and remote areas for STOL capabilities.

Safety & Events

Served in utility and regional roles, including humanitarian and cargo work; not typically involved in notable incidents.

Future Outlook

Mostly retired, a limited number remain in service for cargo, utility, or fire support. Likely to become museum piece within a decade.

Specifications

2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-65R turboprop

Engine

22.76 m

Wingspan

17.70 m

Length

1,665 km

Range

370 km/h

Speed

39 passengers or ~3,400 kg cargo

Capacity

12,930 kg

MTOW

7.59 m

Height

1,424 shp (1,062 kW) each

Thrust

Stage 3 compliant (typical noise level ~85 EPNdB)

Noise

Registration confirms model; little public fleet data about updated active Short 360s, so rarity is approximate.