Watch the very first ever visit of a Douglas A-26 at Hangar-7 in Salzburg, Austria.

This Particular Aircraft is owned and operated by Million Air who flew their A-26 overseas form the States to Europe for a Tribute Tour, a journey commemorating the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion.

Million Air CEO, Roger Woolsey, along with a dedicated team of five, traverse historical sites in their meticulously restored 1944 A-26 Invader, named "Airess." This journey pays homage to the courageous efforts of those who fought during World War II, culminating in a symbolic tribute in Normandy, France.

Each stop includes commemorative events, public viewings of Airess, and opportunities for the public to meet the team and learn about the historic significance of the aircraft and its missions, and we were lucky enough to catch a glimpse at this amazing aircraft and share it with you in all her glory.

About the History of the Aircraft: Million "Airess"

Manufacture Date: November 1944
Manufacturer: Douglas Aircraft, Long Beach, CA
Designation: A-26B-30 DL, Serial Number 41-39359
World War II Service: Deployed to Europe with the 9th Air Force during the Battle of the Bulge
Korean War Service: Operated by the 3rd Bomb Wing, Far East Air Forces, Kunsan AB, Korea

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