Delivered to the USAAF as C-54B 43-1718 and converted by Douglas to civil DC-4 standard (C54B-DC) postwar, this aircraft served with Pan Am, Panagra, National and Northwest earlier in it's career. The old MIA cargo area had 55 gallon metal drums in nearly every empty space.

Here in basic APA colours about to touch down on r/w 30, this 1975-vintage TriStar was Eastern's N330EA till leased by Faucett in Sep 92. Stored at OPF from Oct 96 and b/u at Mojave in 1998

N4617 was delivered to National in 9.65 and became HK-3203X when leased by Pan Am to Avianca in 12.85. Also leased by Faucett two months prior to this photo; no sightings after 1993 and b/u at Lima

Served Faucett from July 1971 until January 1983 being mainly used on internal flights within Peru.

Faucett's C-47B, in service 1946-1972, parked in front of the Lima "graveyard" for aircraft of defunct airlines. This arresting scene includes DC-3/4/6, Curtiss C-46 and Lockheed Constellations. DC-6 OB-R-830 (blue) of Aeronaves del Peru (right). L749A OB-R-802 of Peru Internacional (left), amongst many others in this "Enthusiast's Heaven" - but not, alas, for the doomed piston engined airliners!

N15710 first flight 24-May-1968, delivered Jun-1968 (Trans World Airlines > Cargolux > Aerotal Colombia > Faucett Peru), to N132EA registered Feb-1985 (USAF), to USAF as TC-18E 84-1399 registered Dec-1993, broken up at Oklahoma City - Will Rogers World, OK, May-2001