N165LG

Aircraft:
Douglas DC-3A
Reg: N165LG photos
Serial #:
6314
Airline: Taino Air
Photo Date: Jan 16, 2012
Uploaded: Jan 21, 2012
Hartford/Springfield Bradley Airport - KBDL, USA - Connecticut

Notes:

A lot of history to this 1942-built bird. A quick search reveals its history as a WWII transport, American Airlines hauler, and service with Taino Air. Turn the yoke, and the ailerons still function! On display at the New England Air Museum.

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by Oliver P.
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N165LG - Douglas DC-3 - Eastern Air Lines

With NC44792 registration

HA-KLS N165LG

550 7 0 Douglas DC-3

Scanned from a negative / Delivered to the USAF as 43-1973, then with Eastern Air Lines as NC44792

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N165LG - Douglas DC-3A - Eastern Air Lines

Since 2014, this Douglas DC-3 has been undergoing a restoration to reconfigure the aircraft into a classic polished aluminum skin appearance popular with the major domestic airlines of the 1940s/1950s

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Forward looking aft main deck cargo bay

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87-0025 - Boeing C-17A Globemaster III - United States - US Air Force (USAF)

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Loading up for some practice

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Photo Date

Jan 16, 2012

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Jan 21, 2012

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Notes

A lot of history to this 1942-built bird. A quick search reveals its history as a WWII transport, American Airlines hauler, and service with Taino Air. Turn the yoke, and the ailerons still function! On display at the New England Air Museum.