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The 2001 livery captures this extraordinary transitional moment: aircraft still wearing the Crossair identity while the airline was already being rebuilt into what would become Swiss International Air Lines in 2002
Condor was still finding its identity — operating a small fleet of propeller aircraft on leisure routes that were opening up a new world of affordable travel for postwar German families
Philippine aviation history enthusiasts
The HS-748 was perfectly suited to the shorter runways and varied terrain of the Philippine provinces
documenting the very birth of German regional aviation as we know it today
Douglas DC-3 (C-47) Malaysia-Singapore Airlines (1967) Decal 1/144 The 2001 livery captures thisOwn a piece of Southeast Asian aviation's most fascinating transition with this historically accurate decal set for the Douglas DC 3 (C 47) in the Malaysia Singapore Airlines 1967 livery. Malaysia Singapore Airlines was born in 1966 from the merger of Malayan Airways and was jointly owned by the governments of Malaysia and Singapore. It existed for only a brief but historically significant period in 1972 the airline split into two separate carriers,