Reregistered N372PH in 1986

Horizon started operations in 9.81 with three Fairchild F-27s, the fleet later growing to 10 of the type. They were traded in to DHC just after the time of this photo for new Dash 8s

Having earlier enjoyed a corporate career flying for the Orinoco Mining Co as YV-O-CFO / YV-P-APZ and before that US Steel Corp as N12500, this Fairchild had pretty much reached the end of its useful life by the time of this photo, being scrapped in 3.90

First N7410U with United from 9.66 and obtained by Wien two months before this shot, the aircraft went on to Reeve Aleutian as N832RV in 12.83. Sold to Air Gemini in 5.01 as S9-BAR and was flying in southern Africa for the UN in their marks; noted all white in early 2007

Scrapped at Victorville, California

Prototype F-5 (N-156F). When first displayed at the Museum of Flight had a USAF serial but otherwise in Northrop markings.

One of the first exhibits at Seattle's Museum of Flight.

This B737 (one of the old and noisy kind, now almost extinct) was acquired by American through their take-over of AirCal in 1987. It was withdrawn from use a year after this photo was taken, and then spent some years in Mexico, before ending up with an airline in Peru in 1998. It was acquired by the Peruvian Air Force in 2005, but by 2014 they had abandoned it in a boneyard at Lima-Callao.