Event sponsored by EAA Chapter 1236.

Crashed at Itta Bena, Mississippi on October 26, 1943 killing the pilot and passenger. The logo on the tail is Popeye. Photo by: Rudy Arnold / Smithsonian Institution

Built in 1934. Still on the register in 2022.

1997 built. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Built in 1991 by Classic Aircraft Corp and still current in 2021.

Imported new in 1989 and here visiting from its base at nearby St-Mathieu-De-Beloeil (CSB3). Current in 2021.

Registration cancelled September 2019 in the wake of a landing accident at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on July 9, 2018. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

In the markings of the Marina de Guerra Constitucional, which was the official name of the Cuban Navy from 27 Feb 1934 until 27 Jan 1942. The organisation was founded on 2 Jul 1909 as Marina Nacional, became Marina de Guerra Nacional on 29 Mar 1915, then Marina de Guerra on 16 Aug 1926, then Marina de Guerra Constitucional on 27 Feb 1934 and finally back to Marina de Guerra on 27 Jan 1942. On 1 Jan 1959 it was officially disbanded to become part of Fidel Castro's Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias (FAR), the Revolutionary Armed Forces.

Nice shot of this Waco taken at Caloundra.

This new-build version of the original 1930s Waco YMF was a visitor to the Kyneton Easter Airshow.

Built in 1990 and formerly N90B