Outside recording of a DC3/C47 idling before taxiing to it's spot. Unfortunately I had to move the mic near the end of the recordning.

This particular plane has the designation OY-BPB, and belongs to the Danish association "DC-3 Vennerne" (The DC-3 Friends).
It was assembled on 3th April 1944, but never saw service in the war, and was bought in 1946 by SAS. Under the registration number LN-IAT, with the name Terje Viking it flew until 1953, where it was bought by The Royal Danish Airforce and was registered as K-682. It was used by the airforce until 30th July 1982.
In 1984, it was put in service as a company plane together with being showed off at airshows and the likes.
The plane was handed to the current owners in 1992, and is now being used for pleasure flights, sightseeings etc.

More info (in Danish) on http://www.dc3vennerne.dk/

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  Franq 5 years ago

  Nice! Indeed too bad you had to move the mike.