HISTORIC DC-3 AIRCRAFT “FLAGSHIP DETROIT” TO VISIT TASM

TULSA, Okla. – The Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium will be hosting the “Flagship
Detroit,” a Douglas DC-3 aircraft on March 23 and 24. The aircraft is presented by the Flagship
Detroit Foundation. The foundation will be providing open house walkthroughs of the historic
aircraft and membership rides.

The “Flagship Detroit” is one of the oldest DC-3s still flying. Manufactured in 1937, this aircraft
was the 21st of the 84 DC-3s built for American Airlines. It flew with American Airlines from
1937 until it was sold in 1947 to the Bank of Mexico. After 18 different owners, the “Flagship
Detroit” was purchased by the foundation and was restored to its 1937 glory.

“Visitors will feel as if they have stepped back in time when the aviation industry began making
dreams come true for us all,” says Tonya Blansett, Director of the Tulsa Air and Museum &
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To fly aboard the aircraft, individuals can purchase a Flagship Detroit Foundation membership
for $100. Memberships can be purchased in person at the Museum or over the phone by calling
918-834- 9900.

The Flagship Detroit Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy
of one of the most popular aircraft in American Airlines history.

Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium is the region’s hub of science based learning
through discovery. Each year, more than 50,000 visitors pass through the museum to explore
Tulsa’s rich aviation heritage and explore the correlation of science and technology with flight.