Travis Air Expo 2008 Civilian Static Display Aircraft

BT-13 Valiant The Valiant was the basic trainer most widely used by the USAAF during WWII. Compared with the primary trainers in use at the time, it was considerably more complex...

PT-17 Kaydet The Kaydet trained many of the aviators of WWII in their early days as pilots and soldiered on after WWII as popular recreational and agricultural aircraft...

P-51 Mustang Arguably the most attractive propeller airplane ever built, about 280 P-51 aircraft still exist today with more than half still airworthy...

DC-3 The DC-3 could well be one of the most long-lasting designs of all time. First flown over sixty years ago, it is parent to all airliners that followed. Many still fly today...

T-28 Trojan The first T-28 made its initial flight on September 24, 1949. Designed as a replacement for the T-6 trainer, the Trojan went into production in 1950...

Pitts Special From 1944 to now, the Curtiss Pitts-designed Pitts Special has racked-up more aerobatic victories than any other type of aircraft...

RC-45 Development of the Beech 18 began in 1935, and the prototype first flew on January 15, 1937. The aircraft continued in production from 1937 to 1969...

J-3 Cub Seventy-five percent of all pilots in the Civilian Pilot Training program were trained on Cubs, many continuing to more advanced training in the military...

B-25 Mitchell The B-25 medium bomber was one of America's most famous airplanes of WWII. It was the type used by General Doolittle for the Tokyo Raid on April 18, 1942...