Help with identification

[Panel 10]

Hi, I'm going mad trying to remember an aircraft. Anyone who saw 'Golden Eye' may remember in the opening shots, JB yes im, used a single prop aircraft for his getaway. The aircraft has an upper mainplane and it has a very long nose. I first saw this aircraft some years ago during a documentary about the Andes where it landed uphill on a 45 degree sloped runway. I understand that this aircraft design is illegal in the States. Enough clues?

[Hungry Haggis]

one was a eurocopter tiger http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocopter_Tiger
another was aMig http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikoyan_MiG-29
The single engine prop one I recal and looked to me as if it was a modified Cessna not sure which,but possibly a skyvan with the undreneath cargo pannier removed.

[Panel 10]

Sorry HH none of those. I wish I could be more specific. It appeared in the film before the main title sequence.

[Panel 10]

Hi after starting with Golden Eye and following loads and loads of links, I've answered my question. It was a Swiss Pilatus PC 6A Porter. Very interesting aircraft well worth a follow up.

[Cluny]

Hi after starting with Golden Eye and following loads and loads of links, I've answered my question. It was a Swiss Pilatus PC 6A Porter. Very interesting aircraft well worth a follow up.

Thats it

[Mackrick]

You mean one of these..

[Saracenman]

oooooooo - it seems that the C-17 has a worthy adversary in the "World's Ugliest Aeroplane" competition!

[Mayfly]

oooooooo - it seems that the C-17 has a worthy adversary in the "World's Ugliest Aeroplane" competition!

No SM that role goes to the astor

[Mackrick]

oooooooo - it seems that the C-17 has a worthy adversary in the "World's Ugliest Aeroplane" competition!

No SM that role goes to the astor

Agree with that MF...