Photographer: Al Rodriguez. K25 slide scan. Built 1957 as N6581C for Northeast Airlines, retired 1966. Bellomy Lawson 1970, leased to Voyager 1000 Travel Club. Converted to freighter for TACA as YS-39C 1972. AESA 1978, active until around 1982, then withdrawn San Salvador. Noted derelict 2007, still visible on satelite photos 2022. Named after General Manuel José Arce, a 19th century politician and first president of the Federal Republic of Central America.

Built for Northeast Airlines as N6581C in 1957. Later flew for Bellomy Lawson and Voyager 1000 Travel Club before export to El Salvador in 1972 as YS-39C with TACA and later Aerolineas De El Salvador S.A. (AESA). A familiar sight at Miami throughout the 1970s and early eighties she has been with the fire department at MSLP/SAL for over thirty years.

Built in 1957 and still retains the fleet number 681 from when with Northeast Airlines. Later became YS-39C and eventually broken up.

Parked near the terminal but can only be seen from airside. Former AESA - Aerolineas El Salvador DC-6, now in poor condition without titels and without markings.

Previously N6581C with Northeast.

Delivered to Northeast in February, 1957. Later to TACA as YS-39C

This classic Miami regular started life with Northeast in 1957 and found its way to El Salvador in 1972, initially with TACA. Seen stored at San Salvador as late as 2006