Registration cancelled in 1934. Photo from: History Nebraska

Rapid Air Lines Corp. moved from Rapid City (SD) to Omaha (NB) in early 1930 and at the same time changed its name to Rapid Air Transport Inc. This Bellance is seen here carrying both names. The logo also carries the airline's slogan "Safe and Sane Flying". The photo date is quoted as 29 Oct 1929, but this pre-dates the name change so may not be correct. Photo by: Nathaniel L. Dewell via History Nebraska

Built by Overland Airways which was based in Omaha. Engine is a Le Blond radial. Overland produced a later model as the Overland Model L. Photo from: History Nebraska

Sold in China in March 1932. Photo from: History Nebraska

Photographer Adrian Balch

This 732 was originally delivered to Braathens in June 1986 as LN-SUZ but now owned by the Sierra American Corp. and operating for Ameristar Jet Charters. It was nicely parked up at Eppley during my visit.

This nice P-3 was parked up at Eppley during my visit.

This is a GECAS 737 and was originally delivered to Midway back in Feb. 2001 and has also flown with Virgin Blue in Australia. Currently it flies for KaiserAir and was parked up at Eppley when I drove past.