Douglas, c/n 17108 / 34375, C-47D

History

• October 16, 1945: delivered to the USAAF as a C-47B-50-DK c/n 45-1105
• January 1, 1948: superchargers removed and redesignated as C-47D
• 1953: sold to On Mark Engineering Co. of Burbank, California and registered N2025A
• sold to the US airline Monarch Airlines of Denver, Colorado, USA
• August 1, 1955: sold to West Coast Airlines, Inc. of Seattle, Washington, USA.
• April 9, 1969: sold to Aerodyne Corp. of Renton, USA
• 1983: photo on Flickr
• April 19, 1984: sold to Salair Inc of Seattle and used to fly cargo
• December 1, 1986: sold to Bennington Aviation of Bennington, Vermont
• December 1994: sold to Air Taxi International of Miami, Florida, USA and stored
• March 3, 1995: sold to Legion Express of Opa-Locka Executive Airport, Miami, USA
• 1996: photo on Flickr
• July, 1996: flew for Legion Express, Opa Locka, Florida, USA
• September, 1996: ferried to Kenya
• February 2, 1997: sold to the Kenyan airline Skyways Kenya of Nairobi
• April, 2001: it was placed in storage at Lokichoggio Airport, Kenya

References

• "RON DUPAS COLLECTION - No. 1147. Douglas DC-3C (N2025A c/n 34375) West Coast Airlines"
• "Vintage Transports, photos by Friends & Guests"