Douglas DC-3 Ozark AirlinesOzark Airlines DC 3 mahogany wood airplane model. Undoubtedly a classic airliner, and almost certainly as well known to travelers all over the world as to aviation enthusiasts, by the end of 1991 the Douglas DC 3 as a type, had been in service continuously for 55 years, with a safety record that has become almost legendary. Civil DC 3s delivered to US airlines before the nation became involved in World War II played a most important part in the

One pilot compared the Bearcat to a Harley-Davidson

The ultralight trainer can be exempted under part 103 for two seat ultralight instruction

the OH-58 Kiowa is still the helicopter used

X-38 spacecraft model

reduced pollution and reduced noise levels

and hydraulic split flaps

along with four attendants and a five-member crew

the P-47 quickly gained a reputation for ruggedness

"Sandy" (Combat Search And Rescue helicopter escort) and "Crazy Water Buffalo" (South Vietnamese nickname)

provides critical logistics support to aircraft carriers

followed by a successful maiden flight of 2 hours and 4 minutes on September 26th

One crashed and was destroyed on October 13