Initially delivered to RAF in March 1945 as KN397; Seen here wearing special livery to celebrate the 50th DC-3 Anniversary.

Formerly Air Atlantique's G-AMSV. Became N347DK in Feb 2008, and initially stored at Coventry, as seen here. Flown to Dublin-Weston in Nov 2009, but in Jun 2011 it returned to the UK, to Kemble, where a restoration was started for the Indian Air Force Vintage Flight. Reverted to G-AMSV in Sep 2014, and flown back to Coventry in May 2015. Painted in Indian Air Force markings, initially as KN397, its original serial. But in 2018 it was allocated official Indian Air Force serial VP905 (previously carried by C-47A c/n 12581) and named Parashurama. On 17 Apr 2018 it departed Coventry as such, on delivery to India.

Seen at RIAT 1985, this aircraft carries special markings on the fin to commemorate 50 years of the DC-3

Ex USAAF 44-76488, RAF KN397. Taken from the great vantage point at the end of the southerly pier with a nice selection of aircraft in the background. It was allocated F-BSGV in June 1981 but this was not taken up and it remains in the UK.

By the BUA hangars with G-AOBN and G-AMRA

The former G-AMSV parked at Weston while owned by Irishman Christy Keane. It later returned to the UK to be prepared for the Vintage Aircraft Flight of the Indian Air Force, to whom it was eventually delivered in 2018.

Still wearing basic Skyways colours as it is prepared for Air Atlantique.

Operating pleasure flights at the base's Open Day.

This C-47 was previously G-AMSV but will be restored to be the first aircraft for the Indian Air Force Memorial Flight.

Seen parked without engines at Coventry. The aircraft carries the titling Pollution Control and MCA on the tail. The aircraft was operated by Air Atlantique.

This C-47 was previously G-AMSV but will be restored to be the first aircraft for the Indian Air Force Memorial Flight.

Taken when Squires Gate was the base of Air Atlantique. The staff were always extremely welcoming to enthusiasts.