N108ML. Fokker 100. JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 6 million screened photos online!

This DC-9 was built for Ansett twenty years before the photograph was taken, and came back to the USA after fifteen years in Oz. "City of Chicago" is seen making for the hold for runway 18 - Photo taken at Washington - Ronald Reagan National (DCA / KDCA) in Virginia, USA on September 27, 1987.

(16Jun70) (N132US) Lockheed Electra fueling. This aircraft was hit by a landing plane and destroyed on the ground in Canada in 1977.

(1958) Remodeled Ticket Counter...with people.

C-46 May 1958

(1969) (N6820) This plane was a year old when this photo was made. With AA until 1993.

(Feb92) (N620AW) Started with Braniff in 1989, then to AWA, then to US Air in 2007. Withdrawn from service in 2014.

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(N4877C) A "Golden Crown" DC-7

(1958)

(1955) (N67952) On the south ramp in front of the company hangar. Delivered to USAAF 27 October 1944, retained and stored at Burbank until sold to Darius V. Phillips as NC67952, but returned to LAC by October 1949. Converted to 049-49-59 for Capital Airlines as N67952 Capitaliner Freedom, FN 751, delivered 9 August 1950. Converted to 049D-46-59 with TT: 29 307 hrs in July 1957. Withdrawn from use and stored at Washington national by August 1958. To Modern Air Transport 25 September 1961. Stored at Mercer County, Trenton, NJ in ex Capital markings by 1964. Used for spares. Broken up at Mercer County in mid 60s.

(1955) Sitting by the South Terminal on the original runway for Midway Airport. This was 4-22 but as other runways were built in the same direction this runway became unused and was referred as "Dead 4."

(1956) (N74610) Nice view from the promenade.

Late 50's AA and Chicago Helicopter Airways gates entrance.

(1958) (N7446) Radar equipped beauty heading toward the Capital gate. A couple of Convairs in front of the AA hangars and a great looking TWA connie in front of the TWA hangars. M. Lawrence photo

(c.1971) Polaroid from John Airbus (Secret name since he's a bigshot in the government)

Looking NW toward runway 31L at Chicago Midway on 11/27/1959. In the foreground the crash site of TWA Flight 595 three days prior. N102R

United DC-6 departing. A couple of soldiers walking followed by the Navy bringing up the rear.