DC-6 / Flying Tiger LineFlying Tiger DC 6 airplane model. The Douglas DC 6 was one of the first airplanes to fly a regularly scheduled around the world route. With its higher performance, increased accommodation, greater payload and pressurized cabin, it was a natural evolution of the DC 4. During its 11 year production run, Douglas delivered 704 DC 6s, 167 of them military versions. Although the DC 6 had the same wingspan as the DC 4, its engines helped it fly 90 mph faster

Design work on the Corsair began in 1977

Display this iconic Soviet bomber and relive the golden age of aerial combat

with more than 17

the last race was held in 1961

The 747 significantly transformed airline transportation by being much larger than any previous aircraft

was first flown in 1964

when it identified a market for a high capacity 'jumbo jet'

It was later adopted by the Air Force in a turboshaft B and F versions

Boeing N2S Stearman Yellow Peril airplane model

achieved by stretching the design further to allow space for more seats

The SP suffix in 747SP stands for Special Performance

high performance