From the DC-2 through the MD-11, at least one of every type is still flying.
Except for the DC-7.
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Last I heard there is one stuck in Charlotte NC. A nice restoration in Eastern Airlines colors.
ReplyDeleteI am aware of that one.
ReplyDeletehttps://eb-misfit.blogspot.com/2015/06/a-three-engine-airplane-with-four.html
Didn’t think there was a flying DC-5 either.
ReplyDeleteThe -5 wasn’t produced in enough numbers to count, IMO.
ReplyDeleteAre there any DC-3s that aren’t really C-47s?
ReplyDeleteApparently, because there are some on the FAA's Registry. (So are C-47s, C-53, R4Ds and a couple of C-117s)
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