Bush planes are single-engine propeller planes, but most propeller planes aren't bush planes. The differences include both ...

Single-engine propeller planes are a common type of small aircraft. One of their unique traits are the angled engines, and there's a good reason for that.

The Brazilian manufacturer envisions 70-seat and 90-seat variants of the turboprop plane, with the smaller of the two being used as replacement for aging, single-cabin, 50-seat regional jets.