Photographer Frank Smith - Only cockpit section is preserved inside St-Victoret Museum

Delivered new to Century Airlines in 1931 as N11153. In 1932, Century was absorbed by American Airways. Later flown by Chicago and Southern Airways, and Chesapeake Airways. Converted to a bug sprayer, then purchased by R.P. Rice in 1964. Mr. Rice restored the a/c back to original configuration. In 1972 it was sold to Mr. Dave Allyn. In 1996 acquired by Yellowstone Aviation of Jackson, WY. To Pleasant Aviation, Inc. in 2019. This is the oldest surviving American Airlines aircraft. This a/c participated in the September 2003 National Air Tour and was assigned number "29" for the event.

Although this Ecureuil has been with Sundance Helicopters since 2013 and is current on the US Register with them at the time of uploading, the company has permanently ceased helicopter tours. The announcement was made on on August 21, 2020 after a five month temporary closure during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delivered new 10th July 1981 and re-registered N805US Oct 1987, then merged into USAir Apr 1988.

Sitting on the Kamloops ramp with sister ship C-GHCE Tanker 30

1931-built tri-motor airliner which served with American Airlines. It is maintained in airworthy condition by Greg Herrick's Golden Wings Collection based at Anoka Blaine.