A DC-3 cost about $35,000 new, I know of a company that will put one back that way for only 1/2 million or so. How many do you want?
BTW, I can not believe that any real airline in the world still has DC-3's in regular passenger service.
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frank theriault wrote:
Sheesh,
They're still flying DC 3's. Some of those must be over 60 and approaching 70 years old. Properly maintained, an airframe should last indefinitely.
cheers, frank
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From: Otis Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Yes, and 20 years is not too surprising for an airframe. I believe the f-14 first flew in 1970. As I recall, it is still doing quite nicely. Cars maintained to the standards applied to airframes would last a long, long time.
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