Douglas DC-7 Airliner DC-6 DC4 DVD

Douglas DC-7 Airliner DC-6 DC4 DVD

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Product Code: ADA-039
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Douglas DC-7 Airliner DC-6 DC4 DVD

This DVD contains a collection of films on the major Douglas four-engine heavy lifter transport aircraft used by airlines around the world during the prop era - the DC-7 DC-6 and DC-4 aircraft.

Film #1 - Douglas History Story - A great film by Douglas Aircraft Co. on the growth of aviation from the famous DC-3, included the DC-4, DC-6, DC-7 and onto the jet age with the DC-8. Runtime is about 13 minutes.

Film #2 - DC-7 Mercury Airliner - This is a rare American Airline film covering travel on the amazing DC-7. Passengers board in California for a non-stop flight trip to New York. What an adventure. The DC-7 was the last propeller driven airliner from the Douglas Aircraft Co. Runtime is about 29 minutes.

Film #3 - DC-6 to Yosemite - This is an United Airline film on the luxury flying on the Douglas DC-6. In this film, the destination was Yosemite. Runtime is about 5 minutes.

Film #4 - The Cargo DC4 and DC-6 - A collection of films on the DC-4 and DC-6 used as Cargo Ships. Runtime is about 6 minutes.

Film #5 - FAA Airline Safety - All over America, the FAA overseas aviation maintenance, reviews, and repairs of engines, propellers, and general oversight to keep general aviation safe. Runtime is about 24 minutes.

Film #6 - Air Transportation - A film about a day at Eastern Airline. Flying DC-4's, from checkout counters, to weather operations details, to the maintenance crews, and the pilots and stewardess flying airlines around the country. Runtime is about 11 minutes.

Film #7 - Douglas Newsreels - 1st, first and only 3 tail DC-4. 2nd, Idaho and Oregon Farmers. 3rd. DC-6 with reverse pitch propellers. 4th, DC-4 used in Nevada Hay lift to save cattle. 5th, Canada uses DC-4 for experiments. Runtime is about 7 minutes.

Total runtime for the Douglas DC-7 Airliner DC-6 DC4 DVD is about 95 minutes. Format is NTSC DVD and region-free.