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In a Swiss001 video, he said that the Twin OtterTwin Otter was a GAgeneral aviation (GA) plane. But then in another video, he said that the twin otterTwin Otter was an airlinerairliner. Obviously, he's not a credible source, but it does make me wonder: canCan airliners be GA aircraft planes at the same time?

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In a Swiss001 video, he said that the Twin Otter was a GA plane. But then in another video, he said that the twin otter was an airliner. Obviously, he's not a credible source, but it does make me wonder: can airliners be GA aircraft planes at the same time?

(I mean, some airlines do operate King Airs to remote destinations)

In a Swiss001 video, he said that the Twin Otter was a general aviation (GA) plane. But then in another video, he said that the Twin Otter was an airliner. Obviously, he's not a credible source, but it does make me wonder: Can airliners be GA aircraft planes at the same time?

(I mean, some airlines do operate King Airs to remote destinations)

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Can airliners be considered as GA?

In a Swiss001 video, he said that the Twin Otter was a GA plane. But then in another video, he said that the twin otter was an airliner. Obviously, he's not a credible source, but it does make me wonder: can airliners be GA aircraft planes at the same time?

(I mean, some airlines do operate King Airs to remote destinations)