Public Get Final Chance to Fly in Revolutionary Dakota Airplane
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SOON to be grounded by the EU's new flight safety red tape, the worldfamous Douglas DC3 Dakota aircraft will make its last public passenger flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport today and tomorrow.
The twin-engined, propeller-driven Douglas DC-3's speed and range revolutionised air transport after its launch in 1935. More than 12,000 were built, with 400 still in service a decade ago.See the full content of this document
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Public Get Final Chance to Fly in Revolutionary Dakota Airplane
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