#Douglas airplanes

[waywardsheepplane]

The Douglas DC-8!

[planeyboys]

All rise for Duggy

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[nocternalrandomness]

1944 Douglas R4D-6 Skytrain on display at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, Pennsylvania

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[dronescapesvideos]

Douglas SBD Dauntless piloted by American Lt. George Glacken with his gunner Leo Boulange. New Guinea, April, 1944

[sayxit]

Adjusting

[admiralgiggles]

Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless taxiing for takeoff

[vintagepromotions]

American Airlines advertisement featuring the Douglas DC-6 (1947).

[dandyads]

Douglas, 1957

Theme Week: Weddings 💍

[chronicsheepdevelopment]

So what’s your guys opinion on a game starring different makes of Aircraft?

[ghostwarriorrrr]

1944 Douglas R4D-6 Skytrain on display at the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, Pennsylvania

[dcthreepainter]

MSN 12327 was a Douglas C-47A-5-DK but was quickly redesignated a "Dakota III" upon receipt by the Royal Air Force in 1944. Just two years later, the RAF transferred over to the Royal Canadian Air Force, where she continued to be identified as KG330. She flew on and on, until 1970, when the RCAF renumbered her as 12913. At some time in the mid 1970's, she was released from military service and registered as C-GWZS by her new owner, Can-Air Services. They employed her for three years, when Contact Airways acquired her but quickly resold the sturdy bird to Buffalo Airways. Like some others, Buffalo probably leased GWZS to Northwest Territorial for a few years before she became part of the active fleet and one of the stars of the cable television series "Ice Pilots". She flew one of the last commercial airline routes into the late 2010's and continues to fly ad hoc flights.

[rabbitcruiser]

On 2 October 2001, Swissair was officially grounded and the company was forced to cancel all flights due to cash flow problems.

[nocternalrandomness]

Skytrains stacked at chino

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Skysleeper at dawn - 1938.