SkyStef's aviation page
|
|
SkyStef's aviation page |
 |
Date:
09/1970 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: the fifth Douglas of Delta Air Transport arrived at Antwerp on June 22 1970 as "PH-SCC", coming in the Belgian register on July 2 of the same year. It wore in the begin a color scheme based on Martin Air Charter and was in fact a replacement for another Douglas who had a write-off in May 1970 (OO-AUX). |
 |
Date:
04/1971 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: second livery adopted during early 1971. |
 |
Date:
04/1971 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: seen with letter "A" on its nose. |
 |
Date:
08/1971 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: vintage scenery with sistership OO-DVG in the middle and a Fokker F27 OO-SCA of Sabena in front. |
 |
Date:
1971 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: with on the nose also a yellow circle for a future "Soroptimist Service Club" logo. |
 |
Date:
01/1972 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: as it was mostly used on the cargo runs between ANR-AMS-BRU for "KLM" it was accordingly adorned with a KLM cargo sticker behind the cockpit windows. Also vague visible is a "Soroptimist Service Club" logo on the nose (see below). |
 |
Date:
1971 Location: ANR/EBAW Photo: collection Skystef Description: detail of the "Soroptimist Service Club" logo. It was operational till December 15 1972 and left three days later for the States. |
 |
Date:
09/1976 Location: MEM/KMEM Photo: collection Skystef Description: it was cancelled as "N3433" on January 4 1973 and wore the DAT colors but without titles when operational by Buckeye Air Freight. |
 |
Date:
04/1981 Location: MEM/KMEM Photo: collection Skystef Description: captured in storage nine years after it has left the Belgian carrier still with fading DAT colors. |