Formerly G-AOST

Now on display in the Parque Jaime Duque, north of Bogotá, Colombia.

Procured by the USAAC as 39-57. Redesignated C-67 on transfer to transport role. Exhibited at Kermit Week's Tamiami facility during restoration work.

1958-built Piaggio P136L, the type being known in the US as the Trecker Gull.

Built in 1946, it looks as though this aircraft has sustained damage to the port wing.

Bare metal C-117D (ex US Navy BuNo 39070) photographed shortly before going to the Colombian Air Force as FAC1632. While there, it remained current on the US Aircraft Register as N34AH, and in fact returned to the US as such in 2005. It was then parked at Benson, AZ and was still there by 2024. Unfortunately, it appears the aircraft did not make a single flight during the nearly two decades of storage there.

This rare aircraft type, built in 1946 carries spurious military markings.

A rather smart looking homebuilt aircraft, built in 1973