one of the "RI-001" aircraft in Indonesia, this one with probably fake PK-GDZ registration.

There are a number of DC-3s in Indonesia marked as RI-001. This one has been preserved at Museum Satria Mandala since 1975. Its identity has never been confirmed. It has PK-GDZ under the wing but PK-GDZ crashed into a mountain on approach to Surabaya in 1961 killing 14 people. Scramble show it as being c/n 26903/15458 the original RI-001.

There are a number of DC-3s in Indonesia marked as RI-001. This one has been preserved at Museum Satria Mandala since 1975. Its identity has never been confirmed. It has PK-GDZ under the wing but PK-GDZ crashed into a mountain on approach to Surabaya in 1961 killing 14 people. Scramble show it as being c/n 26903/15458 the original RI-001.

There are a number of DC-3s in Indonesia marked as RI-001. This one is Indonesia Air Force A-4790 as 90 can be seen above the cockpit window.

There are a number of DC-3s in Indonesia marked as RI-001. This one is thought to be c/n 13503. Delivered to the USAAF as 42-93576 in 1944. To the Indonesian Air Force as as T-475 in 1950. Later reserialled as AT-4775. Preserved at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah from 1989.

Named after Aceh's Gold Mountain volcano, Seulawah was Indonesia's mythical first airliner. There are now three C-47s in Indonesia painted as RI-001, and all are fake. This one is claimed to ex 42-92686, DT-991, NI-480, PK-RCI, T-491, PK-DPK and lastly PK-GDZ of Garuda. PK-GDZ crashlanded on 29 December 1961, so it seems likely that parts from another DC-3 were used in the restoration and that this is in fact a composite airframe. The museum maintains that its identity is ex PK-GDZ. The real RI-001 was c/n 26903, fate unclear.

There are three C-47s painted as RI-001 in Indonesia. The real RI-001 was c/n 26903, fate unclear. This one is said to be c/n 12514 which was 42-92686, DT-991, NI-480, PK-RCI, T-491, PK-DPK and lastly PK-GDZ of Garuda. PK-GDZ crashed near Surabaya on 29 December 1961, and this is likely to be a composite airframe.

One of three C-47s impersonating Indonesia's first airliner, RI-001. This one, titled Indonesia Airways rather than Indonesian Airways, is seen at the Aceh Pavillion in the Taman Mini Indonesia Indah park, Jakarta. The identity of this aircraft has not been confirmed, but it is assumed to be ex TNI-AU T-475.