After World War II ended, there were a significant number of leftover C-47s, and even DC-3s, that were no longer needed by ...

C-47 Skytrains “Placid Lassie” and “Chalk 40” and a pair of UH-1 Hueys are among the many unique aviation assets helping to ...

The Douglas C-47, the militarized version of the DC-3 ... food trucks, and WWII aircraft flying from the museum's private grass runway. Proceeds are used to support the education programs and ...

The Douglas Commercial 3 (DC- is an 80-year-old aircraft that continues ... DC-3s across all variants flying regularly. This includes military variants (the C-47 and Dakota) as well as those ...

The vintage plane that will carry the supplies is a Douglas C-47 Skytrain ... restoring and flying historic military aircraft. Its extensive collection includes examples from both World Wars ...

The US Air Force's 79th Air Refuelling Squadron flew the Douglas C-47 Skytrain during World War Two. The group, which now operates flying tankers ... the Douglas C-47 aircraft, known as Night ...

Yet the commonality of both failures despite the differing models was that customers didn't hit the highways or head to Terminal C at ... the airplanes its guaranteed program customers fly on.

Tecnam may be a relative newcomer to the U.S. market, but the company has a rich aviation history dating back to 1948. The Pascale family launched into aviation by designing a variety of aircraft ...

A major modernization effort is underway in Europe, where six countries are in the process of acquiring the De Havilland ...

Within seconds a C-47 airplane, its wings and tail riddled by ... $400 million plus direct delivery of war goods, B-26s and Flying Boxcars, World War II Bearcats and Hellcats.

April 5: A Soviet fighter collides with a British airplane ... July 25: A C-47 crashes into an apartment in Berlin; two people die. July 27: The Soviets threaten to fly into the three Allied ...

A new court, a death penalty case and even the weather have contributed to the go-slow process at Guantánamo Bay.