The Historic Flight Foundation, which restored and owns/owned the airplane, no longer acknowledges it as part of their collection.
The airplane has been deregistered.
Sad.
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
A 3-Engine Airplane with 4-Blade Props
As I noted over a year ago, the EAL DC-7 is still grounded in Charlotte. The Carolinas Aviation Museum lists it as a temporary exhibit.
The Historic Flight Foundation, which restored and owns/owned the airplane, no longer acknowledges it as part of their collection.
The airplane has been deregistered.
Sad.
The Historic Flight Foundation, which restored and owns/owned the airplane, no longer acknowledges it as part of their collection.
The airplane has been deregistered.
Sad.
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That is a shame...
ReplyDeleteAt $140k for a rebuild, and upward of $1M for a new engine, I think it's probably done for.
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ReplyDeleteNext time you fly thru KCLT take the second connection, visit the museum ans see the restored Eastern Douglas. The miracle on the Hudson is also on display.
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