cnac
10 photos and 3 illustrations tagged cnac, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- chinanationalaviationcorporation
- aviation
- sdasm
- douglasdc2
- dc2
- china
- airlines
- aeronautics
- aircraft
- airplane
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- tigers
- douglasdc3
- dc3
- airline
- poster
- aviationposter
- airlineposter
- advertisement
- pithhelmet
- chinesenationalaviationcorporation
- smithsonianinstitution
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Recent uploads
The last upload was February 2018.
sdasm image from SDASM Archives uploaded February 2018
sdasm image from SDASM Archives uploaded February 2018
China By Air Poster from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
China National Aviation Poster from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2015
Gibbons_000088 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2013
Heinkel, He 111 from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2012
China National Aviation Corporation: Civic Center, Shanghai from Smithsonian Institution uploaded July 2012
China National Aviation Corporation: CNAC Douglas DC 2 flying over Shanghai from Smithsonian Institution uploaded July 2012
CNAC Pilots from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2010
CNAC Station Manager from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2010
Consolidated Model 16-1 NC665 CNAC 1938 from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2010
CNAC C-46 from SDASM Archives uploaded July 2010
Douglas : DC-2 from SDASM Archives uploaded May 2010
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CNAC Pilots
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TVL1970 said:
Interesting photo, as this is a license-built Japanese copy of the Douglas DC-3, the Showa L2D Tabby ("Tabby" the Allied codename for the aircraft) with its distinctive extra windows along the side of the flight deck. It would be interesting to know the circumstances that this aircraft came into service for CNAC and/or the circumstances that brought this CNAC crew and Tabby together (perhaps one found at a captured airfield - albeit in seemingly excellent shape and not scuttled?).
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michaelriffe said:
I've often wondered what happened to the L2Ds after the war. It seems incredible to me that they were ALL scrapped, especially the ones in China.