Douglas DC-3: The Plane That Didn't Want To Stop Flying

With more than 16,000 built, the DC-3 became the world’s most successful aircraft and legend in several wars. During both World Wars, the military version of the DC-3 became a crucial factor for success. But by now the Basler factory in Oshkosh near Chicago seems to be an airplane boneyard. Several...

53 min - Cars, Planes & Trains - Spark

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