This immaculate DC-3 is owned and operated by the Prairie Aviation Museum in Bloomington, Illinois. This aircraft even had the privilege of transporting Ms. Grace Kelly of Hollywood fame.

Fairchild-Hiller FH-227B Ozark Airlines, Aug., 1980 Just about to touch down, but I can't tell you where. I don't remember. Fairchild-Hiller was the successor to Fairchild. The FH-227B is a stretched version of the F-27, built under license.

(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."

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

Faichild Hiller FH-227B F-GCPS c/n: 546 Noch trägt die Fairchild FH-227B der TAT die Farben der Vorbesitzerin Ozark Airlines.1982

An Ozark Airlines DC3

1979 - National Airlines DC10-10 N60NA airline aviation stock photo #US7924

During its first 20 years of operation Ozark had fulfilled exactly the promise that the local service airlines had been created for. It had started and proved a wide range of feeder services and grown demand to the point that it could sustain not just pro

Ozark Air Lines | FH-227 B

Aviation photographs categorised as Registration: XA-DEK

Robert F. Six was truly a pioneer when it came to commercial aviation in the United States. He…

I have a vast fondness for TWA but Ozark Airlines was also quite a force in Saint Louis. I found this painting on a blog called Miss TWA.

Aircraft photo of N9420D - McDonnell Douglas MD-83 (DC-9-83) - Trans World Airlines - TWA, taken by LRS747 at Boston - General Edward Lawrence Logan International (KBOS / BOS) in Massachusetts, United States on 24 May 1997. Ex 9Y-THU, registered 31st Oct 1996 for use by TWA and later American

Paris-CDG

Continental Airlines six-abreast interior in 1973