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Engineers rebuild DC-3 after Antarctic crash

Started by Logan Hartke, March 05, 2016, 09:42:10 PM

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Logan Hartke

The only real replacement for a DC-3 is another DC-3.

https://youtu.be/9ruArctYYbM

QuoteThis DC-3 (BT-67), a turboprop DC-3 nicknamed Lidia, crashed in 2012.  All the passengers escaped without injury.  However, the aircraft didn't fare as well.  For almost a year, the damaged craft sat idle under very harsh conditions until a team of engineers made an attempt to rebuilt the aircraft.  They faced extremely cold temperatures, blowing snowstorms and high winds.  It's a great story that shows the power of dedication, hard work, and hope to rescue a classic aircraft.

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Logan

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Captain Canada

What an inspiring doc to watch first thing in the morning ! Excellent example of teamwork and dedication. Nice to see her 'walk' out of the hole and fly home ! Thanks for that one.

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kerick

Amazing to see what people can do in such extreme conditions!
Thanks for posting this
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