During May 2019, 12 different DC3s passed through Prestwick Airport, enroute to Duxford, as they are part of DDay 75th Anniversary celebrations. If you aren’t aware what DDay is, it was when the allies turned the tide of world war two against Nazi Germany in 1944. Great to see such an old and classic plane still flying in the present day. This one is run by a charity and is painted in the livery of Pan American World Airways, who later became Pam Am, then went under in the early 1990s.

Aircraft
Pan American World Airways Douglas DC3 NC33611

Equipment
Camcorder: Panasonic HCVX870EBK
Tripod: Velbon DV7000
Microphone: Rode Video Mic Pro with Rode Deadcat VMP Windshield
Video Editing Software: VEGAS Movie Studio 14 Suite

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