List of preserved Douglas aircraft

This article is a list of aircraft that were manufactured by the Douglas Aircraft Company and are in preservation.

Aircraft	Type	Build date	First flight	Last flight	Operator	Location	Status	Notes	Ref.
G-APSA	DC-6A	1958	June 13th, 1958	1971	Maritime Central Airways Eagle Airways Ltd. Cunard Eagle Airways Ltd. British Eagle International Airlines Saudi Arabian Airlines Yemen Airways	GJD Engineering, St Athan, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales	Awaiting rebuild for static display		^[1]
OE-LDM/N996DM	DC-6B	1958	October 24th, 1958	July 11th, 2013	Jugoslovenski Aerotransport Yugoslav Air Force Zambian Air Force Namibia Commercial Aviation Air Namibia The Flying Bulls GmbH (Red Bull) Aircraft Guaranty Corporation The Flying Bulls GmbH (Red Bull) Aircraft Guaranty Corporation Trustee The Flying Bulls GmbH (Red Bull)	Salzburg, Austria	Operational		^[2]
TF-IUB	DC-6A	1956	May 1956	1981	United Air Lines Fred Olsen Air Transport Iscargo Iceland	Flugsfanid Museum at Keflavík International Airport Reykjavík, Iceland	On static display	Nose only	^{[citation needed]}

Aircraft	Type	Build date	First flight	Last flight	Operator	Location	Status	Ref.
N381AA	DC-7BF	1956	March 23rd, 1956	1969	American Airlines Zantop International Airlines Californian Airmotive Universal Airlines	Epic Flight Academy in New Smyrna Beach, Volusia County, Florida	On static display	^[3]^[4]
N4887C	DC-7B	1957	November 25th, 1957	December 7th, 2013	Delta Air Lines BMR Aviation Emerald Shillelagh Travel Club C. M. Belew International Air Response Inc. T&G Aviation Inc. International Air Response Inc.	Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta, Georgia	On static display	^[5]^{[better source needed]}
EC-BBT	DC-7C	1958	November 4th, 1958	March 1978	Swissair SAS Scandinavian Airlines Japan Air Lines S. A. Spantax	Gran Canaria	On static display	^[6]
N51701	DC-7B	1955	July 18th, 1955	1993	Pan American-Grace Airways Argonaut Maricopa Dust and Spray Air Tankers Inc. United States Forest Services T&G Aviation Inc.	Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona	On static display	^[7]

Aircraft	Type	Build date	First flight	Last flight	Operator	Location	Status	Notes	Ref.
JA8001	DC-8-32	April 18th, 1960	July 16th, 1960	June 1974	Japan Air Lines	Haneda Airport, Tokyo, Japan	On static display	Named "Fuji" by Japan Air Lines
N220RB	DC-8-21	1958	Jan 1959	April 15, 1994	Douglas Aircraft Company United Airlines Project Orbis	Chinese Aviation Museum in Datangshan, China	On static display	Named "Mainliner Capt. Ralph J. Johnson" by United Airlines	^{[citation needed]}
F-RAFE	DC-8-33	1961	Feb 1961	July 30, 2001	Transports Aériens Intercontinentaux Union de Transports Aériens Armée de l'Air	Musée de l'Air at the Paris–Le Bourget Airport in Paris, France	On static display		^[8]
N8066U	DC-8-52	1966	April 1966	1980	United Airlines	California Science Center in Exposition Park, Los Angeles, California	On static display		^{[citation needed]}
N799AL	DC-8-62CF	1968	February 1968	May 17, 2013	SAS Scandinavian Airlines Scanair Arista International Airlines Northeastern International Airways Thai Airways Royal Thai Air Force Arrow Air Hawaiian Airlines Air Marshall Islands Arrow Air Zantop International Airlines Air Transport International	Naval Air Museum Barbers Point at Kalaeloa Airport in Kapolei, Hawaii	On static display	Named "Skjold Viking" by SAS Scandinavian Airlines. Named "Turid Viking" by Scanair. Named "Maro" by Arista International Airlines	^[9]
JA8048	DC-8-61	1971	March 1971	September 17, 1982	Japan Air Lines	Shanghai Aerospace Enthusiasts Center	On static display	Involved as Japan Air Lines Flight 792	^[10]
9J-MKK	DC-8-62AF	1968	December 1968	2008	Japan Air Lines United Aviation Services Evergreen International Airlines Trans Continental Airlines MK Airlines	Kenneth Kaunda International Airport in Lusaka, Zambia	On static display	Named "Wakasa" by Japan Air Lines

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