G-AHCW Douglas Dakota III, serial n° 13308, of BEA-British European Airways
G-AHCX Douglas Dakota III serial n° 13335 of BEA-British European Airways
Douglas DC-3A-209B of TWA-Trans World Airlines
Douglas DC-3A-209B of TWA-Trans World Airlines
DC-3/C-53 Skytrooper
(SP-LAS) Lisunov Li-2 P 18423203
DC-3 VH-AGU
1961
Lisunov Li-2
Carried from tied down at Opalocka, FL for one mile by Hurricane Cleo with 125 mph gusts in 1964
Guinea Airways DC-3 VH-AVK at Forrest in August 1951 while operating an ANA Perth-Adelaide service.
TAA DC-3 VH-TAF brought parts for a TAA Viscount grounded at Forrest during 1955
ZK-BEU
ZK-AWO – pilot Neville Worsley
ZK-AMS – pilots Phil Maguire and Peter Vincent
ZK-AMR – pilots Neil Abott and Peter Vincent
ZK-DAK
ZK-AMR – pilots Neil Abott and Peter Vincent, September 1986
VX-6 R4D-8 BuNo 17219 – Byrd Station, Antarctica, December 1959
R4D-6S
USN LC-47H October 1962. Crashed on the Davis Glacier, Antarctica 25 November 1962
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
DC-3B ZK-APK cn 34227/16967
ZK-BYF
ZK-BYF
ZK-AWO
VX-6 R4D BuNo 12410 after first Antarctica landing 31 October 1956
DC-3C ZK-APK
DC-3A
DC-3A N34PB
N47CR
DC-3 N92578
The first DC-3 delivered to Delta Airlines in 1940 and in service until 1958. Had a number of owners before going to Diaz Aviation Corp in 1982. A group of retired Delta employees discovered it at San Juan in poor condition, bought it and shipped it to Atlanta in 1993. After a six year rebuild, Delta 41 flew again in 2000.
15 May 1945 near Celle, Germany. Operation Exodus returning former POWs to their native countries.
VH-BZA Ancirrus – Ansett’s 4th DC-3 – delivered in July 1948
American Military Advisory and Assistance Group C-47 at Ypenburg airfield near The Hague
The Dakota DC-3 PK-AFV made an emergency landing in Carnot Bay.
The Number 17 Repair & Salvage Unit was sent to the crash site to salvage parts from the Dakota PK-AFV.
Built as C-47A c/n 13506 for USAAF June 1944, March 1947 registered VH-ASD with Australian Civil Aviatin, August 1950 re-reg VH-CAN. Sold to Paradak Oct 78
United Air Lines DC-3 over NY’s Central Park on one engine
DC-3 Mill Hill, England 18 October 1950 – 28 people killed
All Aero 