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Short Brothers aircraft
Short Brothers, of Belfast in Northern Ireland, designed and built the SD3 family of twin-turboprop commuter airplanes: the 30-passenger SD3-30, sold as the Short 330, the Sherpa freighter versions, and the longer SD3-60, the Short 360, which the UK Civil Aviation Authority added to the type certificate in September 1982. The 360 is unpressurized, with a high, strut-braced wing, a single fin and retractable landing gear. The type certificate later passed to Viking Air and is now held by De Havilland Aircraft of Canada. This site lists the Short 360.