This King Air was owned by Sun Oil Company when I took this slide.

This DC-6 made an emergency landing at KBTR after hitting trees on approach to the airport in New Orleans, LA. in heavy fog the day before this slide was taken. New Orleans is about 50 miles southeast of Baton Rouge. Note the damage to the wing leading edge from a tree. There also was extensive damage under the fuselage, including a gash running from the wing to the tail. Additionally, the number four engine was damaged and was shut down and feathered, as can be seen in the slide. They were lucky to walk away uninjured from this incident.

A frequent visitor to Baton Rouge back in the late 1960s. I think it had one of the nicest civilian paint schemes that I had seen for a DC-3.

New 150H on the Hair Flying Service line. Hair was the Cessna dealership in Baton Rouge in 1968.