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  • Battle of the noses II: DC-3 PH-PBA nose up 07122010

    The second Battle of the noses on AirSpace can of course not be fought without a tribute to the winner of the first Battle: the Douglas DC-3, the favourite of fellow battler Flyvertosset. This is a special nose view of the former "Royal Dakota" Douglas DC-3C-S1C3G c/n 19434 (originally a C...
    Posted to EnoAeroPics by EnoAeroPics on Fri, Feb 10 2012
    Filed under: The Netherlands, C-47, Douglas, EHAM, Schiphol, KLM, DC-3, PH-PBA, Battle of the nose, Battle of the noses II
  • "Normandy" DC-3 PH-PBA retro KLM livery 20082011

    Douglas DC-3C-S1C3G c/n 19434 (originally a C-47A-75-DL) PH-PBA on display during the Military Aviation Spectacle of the Aviodrome museum at Lelystad airport in The Netherlands (EHLE) on 20 August 2011 with its retro KLM livery, dating back to the 60's of the last century. At the time the color scheme...
    Posted to EnoAeroPics by EnoAeroPics on Sat, Jan 28 2012
    Filed under: The Netherlands, C-47, Douglas, EHAM, Schiphol, KLM, DC-3, PH-PBA, G-BVOL, Military Aviation Spectacle
  • Voices from the DC-3 a Delightful Surprise

    Throughout its life, now 75 years and counting, millions of words have been written about the iconic DC-3/C-47/R4D/Dakota. I’ve written some of them, and read most of them. So I cracked the cover on Together We Fly: Voices from the DC-3 with some trepidation Read More...
    Posted to Jetwhine on Sat, Aug 20 2011
    Filed under: Airlines, Airports, FAA, General, Blogging, Military, Aviation History, DC-3, C-47, R4D, Airline Operations, birthday, chapters, delightful, douglas, voices
  • 3-1/4 Noses in one photo

    Lineup of DC-3/C-47/Dakota at the "Last Time" event at Whiteside County Airport, Rock Falls,IL. EnoAeroPics, flyer1 and Flyvertosset are in "Battle of the Noses" mode and are all posting DC-3 noses. All great and all different DC-3/C-47 noses from around the globe. May they all win...
    Posted to Flyvertosset by flyvertosset on Tue, Aug 16 2011
    Filed under: DC-3, C-47, Dakota, Rock Falls, all kinds of noses, battle of the nose, enoaropics, flyer1, flyvertosset, many noses, mystery noses, "Last Time" event at Whiteside County Airport, IL.
  • Buffalo Airways DC-3 and Bowser at Yellowknife Airport

    Getting Ready to fuel the Buffalo Airways DC-3. Looks like a vintage Bowser (air force slang for tanker truck or lorry used to refuel aircraft).
    Posted to Flyvertosset by flyvertosset on Sat, Aug 14 2010
    Filed under: DC-3, Buffalo Airways, and, at Yellowknife Airport, Bowser
  • C47-A Tico Belle N3239T at Whiteside County Airport Illinois

    In 1950, the Norwegian Air Force took delivery of the C-47A as part of the lend-lease program. In 1956 she was transferred to the Royal Danish Air Force, where her duty assignment was to transport the Royal Family of Denmark (K-684). In 1982 with over 13,500 flying hours, the Royal Danish Air Force finally...
    Posted to Flyvertosset by flyvertosset on Sat, Jul 24 2010
    Filed under: DC-3, Dc-3 c-47, whiteside County Airport Rock Falls IL, now C47-A Tico Belle
  • Re: DC-3 crashes in Berlin

    A spokesman for Berlin's Schoenefeld airport says a DC3 plane carrying 25 tourists has made an emergency landing near the airport and seven passengers were slightly injured. Spokesman Ralf Kunkel said in a statement Saturday that it was not clear why the plane — a so called "raisin bomber"...
    Posted to Aircraft Incident log by Goose on Mon, Jun 21 2010
  • DC-3 crashes in Berlin

    DC-3 D-CXXX crashed landed today in Berlin-Schönefeld, seven on board injured Looks like the old lady will be a W/O http://www.bz-berlin.de/aktuell/berlin/rosinenbomber-crash-verletzte-article887393.html
    Posted to Aircraft Incident log by Goose on Sat, Jun 19 2010
  • DC-3 Reunion Anchors Reflective Airline Arc

    Reflection is an unintended consequence of a wide interest in aviation, and connecting past with present is the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh reunion of the iconic airplane that earns its keep still, even as it approaches its 75th birthday. Some call it the Read More...
    Posted to Jetwhine on Tue, May 25 2010
    Filed under: Airlines, Airports, FAA, General, Flight Training, Aviation Marketing, Military, airline flying, DC-3, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, C-47, Ernie Gann, North Central Airlines, R4D, The Last Time
  • Finding Good News at OSH

    Reveling in good news is how I always try to start the new year, but finding it in aviation has been a challenge in the relentless headwind of layoffs, furloughs, shutdowns, and bankruptcy filings. But I did find some, in my own backyard, at OSH, better Read More...
    Posted to Jetwhine on Mon, Jan 5 2009
    Filed under: The Buzz, Airlines, Airports, FAA, Business Aviation, General, Blogging, Aviation Marketing, Military, Wittman Regional Airport, BT-67, DC-3, Basler Turbo Conversions, Future of Aviation
  • Re: "100 Greatest" reaction! - Were the Best Civil Aircraft Chosen?

    What are you smoking at the moment - why is #11 listed under McDonnell Douglas - if you want to go in that direction then it should be called a Boeing, but of course it is properly called the Douglas DC-3.
    Posted to The Greatest Civil Aircraft? by Scoreboard on Wed, Jul 16 2008
  • NASA's Piers Sellers picks the DC-3

    It has to be the DC-3 – perfect combination of beauty and practicality. The design was revolutionary and set the standard for the rest of the prop age. Still looks great after all these years. On the military side, the inheritors are the C-130, C-17 and the IL-76
    Posted to The Greatest Civil Aircraft? by Piers Sellers on Tue, May 6 2008
  • Re: Greatest civil aircraft

    I totally agree about the DC-3. I had a flight in one recently. Here's the footage .
    Posted to The Greatest Civil Aircraft? by Orville on Mon, Apr 7 2008
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