- Air Force: UK - Air Force
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: KN645 (cn 16587/33335)
- Views: 1007
- Location: Cosford (EGWC) , UK - England November 11, 2007
- Air Force: Yugoslavia - Air Force
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: 71214 (cn 16472/33220)
- Views: 1249
- Location: Belgrade - Nikola Tesla (Surcin) (BEG / LYBE) , Serbia June 30, 2007
Used to be 44-76888 and KN586
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: 43-49281 (cn 15097/26542)
- Views: 1281
- Location: Ogden - Hill AFB (HIF / KHIF) , USA - Utah August 31, 2011
No markings anymore
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: G-AMPY / KK116 (cn 15124/26569)
- Views: 1277
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 13, 2008
Flying Legends 2008
- Views: 1371
- Location: Off-Airport - Brussels , Belgium February 3, 2009
Preserved in the Army Museum of Brussels.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: G-AMPZ / KN442 (cn 16124/32872)
- Views: 1657
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England May 3, 1998
Taxiing out in the sunset in its magnificent RAFTC colour scheme. Ex RAF KN442, which marks are on the fin.
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: D-CXXX (cn 16124/32872)
- Views: 2145
- Location: Berlin - Tempelhof (THF / EDDI) , Germany October 21, 2008
"Rosinenbomber" with USAF mks. Seen on the ramp during the last week before closure of Tempelhof. (ex G-AMPZ, KN442, 44-76540)
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: G-AMPY / KK116 (cn 15124/26569)
- Views: 1535
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England September 7, 2008
Duxford 90th anniversary. Not the best weather to fly
- Air Force: Private
- Aircraft: Douglas C-47B Dakota Mk4 (DC-3A-467)
- Registration: G-AMPY / KK116 (cn 15124/26569)
- Views: 1548
- Location: Duxford (EGSU) , UK - England July 13, 2008
Air Atlantique had painted some of its Dakotas in their original RAF Transport Command colours. Two days after this picture was taken all Dakotas were grounded for passenger service.