When you visit the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, and at its Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, you expect to see relics of a bygone era. From the original ...
The Douglas DC-3 evolved from its successful predecessor, the DC-2, through a significant redesign to meet American Airlines' demand for a more comfortable and profitable passenger aircraft. The DC-3 ...
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Historic DC-3 ‘Princess Amalia' Sets for Permanent Display at Aviodrome Aviation Museum
The D-Day veteran DC-3 PH-PBA ‘Princess Amalia' has flown her last passenger season. The aircraft will be preserved as a permanent exhibit at the Aviodrome Aviation Museum, sharing its rich history ...
The history of flight is, perhaps, one of the most astonishing stories we've ever told as a species. It's surreal to think just how fast tremendous advances in the field were made: There were ...
The Douglas DC-3 is celebrated as a pivotal aircraft that made air travel popular and profitable, setting the stage for its predecessors, the DC-1 and DC-2. Douglas Aircraft Company (DAC) entered the ...
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