Note that although still with Macavia titles, the aircraft was by this date in the ownership of T&G Aviation.

Retired in 2003, this aircraft had recently been sold and was being prepared for a ferry flight to its new owner.

VH-JEJ at Bankstown ahead of its return to the US as N9452F.

Former Monroe County Mosquito Control DC-3 is parked at the south end of the airport.

During my visit to Red Deer in September 2005, 13 recently retired A-26 firebomber aircraft were parked on the ramp and were for sale for $100,000 each.

This aircraft is one of two former Monroe County Mosquito Control District aircraft that have been parked at Shell Creek Airport for some time. Both are still painted in Monroe County colors with Mosquito Control titles painted on the bottom of the wing.

A very old DC-6 (delivered Dec 1948), now converted to firebomber. The signs of frequent use of red fire retardant are clearly visible. Macavia's ship 20 does carry titles, almost unreadable just below the logo on the nose.
This aircraft was sold as 9Q-CPL in 1994 and became EL-WNH in 1997. By 2007 it was in use as a fire trainer at Lanseria, South Africa, and it was still there in derelict condition by 2015.