A Curtiss C-46 Commando.
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"The C-46 continues in operation as a rugged cargo transport for arctic and remote locations with its service life extended into the 21st century."
ReplyDeletehttps://www.wikiwand.com/en/Curtiss_C-46_Commando
Just like its big brother, the C-47.
Keeps on tickin'.
Somewhere in the third world??? Good looking old bird, and still flying 80 years later!
ReplyDeleteJM, the C-46 was a larger airplane than the C-47.
ReplyDeleteThat's Buffalo Airway's mighty C-46
ReplyDeleteStill flying in the north (Canada) last I heard
CM, you're absolutely right.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking more in terms production quantity and which plane got into service first. Just like my younger brother is taller and larger than I am, but I'm still the "big" brother. (And smarter too). π