There are several aircraft along the runway at Pucallpa. The DC-3 is OB-1345, identified by the Peruvian flag in the tail and the cheatline has been compared to older images of OB-1345. Behind the DC-3 we can see a dumped fuselage. It looks like a Peruvian Army An32 in the colors they had about 20 years ago. While all those An32s have been noted in the newer c/s, exept for EP-837 that crashed in Puerto Esperanza Airport (SPEP), Peru on 4 April 2004.

There are three larger propliners along the runway at Pucallpa, this should be PT-JAS (fake registration) or previously HK-2665, impounted over 25 years ago for illegal transports. Still a large problem in this part of Peru. Picture taken from a passenger flight departing Pucallpa for Iquitos.

There are three large propliners along the runway at Pucallpa. Two DC-3s and a DC4, of the two DC-3 this one was identified as OB-1345 based on older photos with this cheatline and the remains of a small Peruvian flag on the tail viseble in this image.

Parked in the high grass along the runway of Pucallpa. Last operated by Air Beni, but abandoned at Pucullpa after a drugs flight. For proper identification, the original USAF Serial number is starting to show again on the tail, if you look closely you can see 50551 (ex 45-551). Its'former Air Beni colours are still visible, as is the TAM logo on the tail (ex TAM-51).