Space Shuttle Independence, seen here mounted on Shuttle Carrier Aircraft N905NA, is not a real Shuttle, but a very accurate full-scale replica. It was constructed in the early 1990s and placed on display at the Kennedy Space Center in 1993, then named "Explorer". In late May 2012 it was transported by barge to Houston, where it arrived on June 1st. Explorer was placed on display at the Space Center Houston on poles, and in October 2013 it was renamed "Independence". On 14 August 2014 the replica Shuttle was placed on top of Shuttle Carrier Aircraft N905NA, which had arrived at the Space Center Houston in late April 2014.

to PenAir in summer 2016, in November 2016 to Cayman Airways Express as VP-CBR

In Bicentennial colours. Delivered to Northwest Orient Airlines as N801US in 1960. To National Airlines as N7181C in 1963, Spear Air as OH-SOB in 1972 and Overseas National Airways as N1776R in 1974. Stored at Jeddah in 1980. Scrapped in 2005.

200 years United States of America special colours. Any help on the location is appreciated.

This Tri-Motor was used by Reid, Murdoch & Co to promote their Monarch Foods brand. Canned foodstuffs such as sweet pickles, peanut butter, popcorn, toffees, sardines, peas and asparagus were stocked on board. The Detroit News apparently published a photo of this plane in July 1931, claiming it carried gangsters Pizzino and Livecchi to Marquette Prison. Photo from: Wayne State University

Re-registered as N361AG in 2014, still with Silver. To Cayman Airways as VP-CBR in 2016.

Rarely photographed in this livery.

One of ONA's duo of bi-centennial liveries, N1976P being the other.