Delivered to the RCAF as 22130 in 1953. Sold as N15501 in 1971. To Hawkins and Powers Aviation in 1976 and converted to a fire bomber with jet pack and fleet number 138. Stored at Greybull by 1990. Restored to flying condition and flown to Namibia for the Flight of the Phoenix film in 2003. Returned to Greybull in 2004. To the Lauridsen Aviation Museum at Glendale Municipal Airport, AZ by 2007. Moved to Buckeye Municipal Airport, AZ by 2009.

Former RCAF 22130

The fictitious markings seen here come from its role in the 2004 movie "Flight of the Phoenix", in which this aircraft featured two years earlier. It carries fake reg "H0180-H" under the wings. Became part of the Lauridsen Collection at Buckeye, AZ in early 2007.

This kind of amazing line-ups is what Greybull was famous for. On the left is C-82 N9701F, then C-119 N8093 in the middle and C-119 N15501 on the right.

This C-119 served with the RCAF as 22130 and then was used in the film remake of 'Flight of the Phoenix' (2004), hence the ficticious underwing code. She is now part of the Lauridsen Aviation Museum based at Buckeye.

Used in the filming of the remake of "The Flight of The Phoenix." Sold to the Lauridsen Aviation Museum and flown to Buckeye Municipal Airport, AZ where it was stored.

On 8 December 2003 this actress left home for a lead role in the remade movie "Flight of the Phoenix". The trip would take her around the Atlantic Ocean, routing to Africa via the Canary Islands and returning in June 2004 via Brazil. She came back with fantasy registration H0180-H and 'XXExpress' titles and logo and was still wearing these in 2005. Temporarily parked in the Greybull museum but ready for duty, this bird was then for sale. [Velvia, F100]

Carries fictitious "H0180-H" under the left wing.