Completing its first flight. Will be registered 9V-SSG.

This aircraft is still configured as a C-47 complete with all of its former RCAF equipment inside. It was purchased by Buffalo when all of the RCAF C-47's were retired and sold off. It went to the Alberta Aviation museum in Edmonton and remained there until just before the Edmonton Municipal airport was closed. Buffalo Joe flew it to Red Deer where it remains to this day. Recently it was discovered that this aircraft flew on D Day, making it a very special C-47. Former RCAF identity was KG545.

Made airworthy and flown to the Museum of Flight's facility at Boeing Field for display in April 2016.

This was the first Boeing 727 and went into service with United Airlines in 1964. It was retired by United in 1991 and donated to the Museum of Flight, which stored it at their restoration facility at Paine Field. Restored for one final flight, it was flown to Boeing Field on March 2, 2016, where it is on display at the Museum of Flight.

Doing touch and go's during my visit to the Museum of Flight.

One of the early test aircraft donated to the museum.

Dumped at the south end of Boeing Field. Had previously been on display at the Museum of Flight, falsely painted as Alaska Airlines NC91008. Only a few parts left on the satellite image in 2022.