The Corps operates a Beech-200 airplane for aerial photos, agricultural damage survey, Taiwan base map survey and aerial patrol. This is a small passenger airplane developed by Beech in the 1970s and widely used by governments and military forces around the world as an administration aircraft. The aviation team of Civil Aeronautics Administration used to operate a Beech 200 King Air, which was later transferred to National Airborne Service Corps as the old aviation team of Civil Aeronautics Administration (formerly the aviation team of the Provincial Department of Transportation) was merged into the Corps. Features: aerial photos, agricultural damage survey, Taiwan base map survey and aerial patrol.