Mazar's airport is quite tiny, so you just walk from the parking lot through one room and you're on the tarmac. The Beechcraft is our usual airplane. It seats 18-20, and makes disturbingly loud noises as it struggles to get enough power to take off at higher altitudes. Mazar itself is down on a plain, and so while it has fairly high mountains on one side, the city area itself is pretty flat, and the lower elevation means it's quite a bit warmer than Kabul.
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