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A-Squared:

You guys still flying a dumbo? Or is that some other guys still?

(Edit: Ahhh, found recent pictures of them, never mind. Note to self--need job with them)

I've heard it said by more than one former Dumbo driver that they've flown larger airplanes, but nothing bigger.

Dan
 
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A Squared said:
>>>>Same question goes for the Douglas-liners. C'mon, there's one DC-6 I know in the state that flies some frieght of course, I've never seen it move in the past five years...sigh.

You just live in the wrong state, I know of about a dozen DC-6's flying on a daily basis.

regards

Where's that? What city, state? Let me guess....firebombers?
I'm headin out there with a camera!

I live in florida, only DC-6 i've seen is opalocka but have never seen it fly. :(
 
The airtankers aren't all based in one state...

He's talking of Alaska.

Dan
 
Just to clarify, I'm not talking about Air Tankers. The planes I'm referring to are operating on Part 121 and Part 125 certificates hauling cargo and fuel.

I don't know of any DC-6's operating as air tankers in the US, some DC-4s and at least one DC-7. There are some DC-6 air tankers operating in Canada.


regards
 

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