N130D

Aircraft:
Douglas DC-3
Reg: N130D photos
Serial #:
19800
Airline: Ozark Air Lines
Photo Date: Apr 30, 1968
Uploaded: Aug 09, 2013
St Louis Lambert-St Louis Int'l - KSTL, USA - Missouri

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Built in March 1944 as USAAF C-47A 43-15334, Douglas CN 19800 went on to a long postwar career, to Parks Airlines as NC55115 and then to Ozark in 1953. Amazingly, it still showed active with Airline Aviation Academy in 1995. In May 1968, my father Lou Kooistra photographed it in its last year of Ozark service at Lambert Field, along with fellow DC-3 N1360 and a DC-9 lurking in the background.

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Built in March 1944 as USAAF C-47A 43-15334, Douglas CN 19800 went on to a long postwar career, to Parks Airlines as NC55115 and then to Ozark in 1953. Amazingly, it still showed active with Airline Aviation Academy in 1995. In May 1968, my father Lou Kooistra photographed it in its last year of Ozark service at Lambert Field, along with fellow DC-3 N1360 and a DC-9 lurking in the background.