Built as 42-60817 an A-24 Banshee for use by the US Army as a target tug. Sold in 1958 to the City of Portland as N9142H for mosquito spraying and flown for them until 1965. Registered as N15749 and taken to the Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola where the aircraft was displayed as SBD-3 Dauntless '2-S-12'. Bought by the Erickson collection in 1994 and registered (as an A-24 Banshee) N5254L, initially displayed at Tillamook, it is now fully restored to SBD-3 standard and part of the airworthy fleet at Madras.

Ex Bu33559. Built under license by the Columbia Aircraft Corporation in 1945. Registered as N3960C in 1948. Kept in airworthy condition by Erickson, previously with the Tillamook Air Museum.

Replica aircraft rebuilt using parts from Fw-190A 8/N c/n 739447 and 550476.

Painted in the markings of US Navy F-4U-4B 97231/K-211 VF-32.

Ex-USNRes VP-94 LZ-4; In flying condition.

Sitting outside at the Madras Municipal Airport is a rare, well preserved, flying example of a Lockheed P-2 Neptune. This specific one is part of the Erickson Aircraft Collection, and owned by Jack Erickson. This example was retired from the US Navy in 1977 according to the Erickson website.

Tanker 60 now stored at Madras Municipal Airport in Oregon. Unknown if it still flies even though it was in flying condition two years ago.

Former Tanker 62 with Erickson Aero Tanker now stored at the Madras Municipal Airport. Unlikely to ever fly again. What a shame.

Wearing basic Delta colours is this MD-88 now used for parts to keep the rest of the Erickson MD-80 Tanker fleet in service. Both engines were removed sometime between May 2022 and August 2022. I had heard that it still has the Delta cabin inside. Despite us not being allowed inside, a big thanks to those at Erickson for letting us go out and look around and photograph the aircraft.

Former Tanker 66. Now stored in Madras, Oregon outside the Erickson Aircraft Collection hangar.

Formerly N950AS with Alaska Airlines and then N950NS with Ryan International Airlines. Flown as part of JPATS (Justice Prisoner & Alien Transportation System) for the US Government. Flown to S33 in February, 2015 and stored ever since. Another parts bird for the Erickson MD-80 fleet.