N791HH

Aircraft:
Douglas C-47A Skytrain
Reg: N791HH photos
Serial #:
16375
Airline: Private
Photo Date: Apr 21, 2004
Uploaded: May 20, 2007
Ephrata Municipal Airport - KEPH, USA - Washington

Notes:

Classic line up at this real "Nowheresville USA" small airfield, with ex-IAF C47 N791HH in the foreground; a very smart Beech 18 belonging to a company called Methow; and another C47, this time belonging to a company called Cascade, in the background. First photo of the ex-IAF machine in the database.

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by Michael Blank
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Apr 21, 2004

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Notes

Classic line up at this real "Nowheresville USA" small airfield, with ex-IAF C47 N791HH in the foreground; a very smart Beech 18 belonging to a company called Methow; and another C47, this time belonging to a company called Cascade, in the background. First photo of the ex-IAF machine in the database.