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Crockrocket94 said:
Vee Neal out of Latrobe still operates them. I see them in ACY from time to time.
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We have two or three at YIP that are cargo conversions for M2. No idea if the venture has been successful or not.

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Crockrocket94 said:
Vee Neal out of Latrobe still operates them. I see them in ACY from time to time.
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Cool (useless) trivia...

Vee Neal is what is left of the original Vee Neal Aviation which, upon receiving Jetstreams renamed themselves Jetstream International Airlines which, later on was renamed PSA Airlines (to protect the copyright from the old Pacific Southwest Airlines which had been bought and merged by US Air).
 
Well this was the bird,

or hog...

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That is until Colodny stepped on board one and, in one day, eliminated the entire fleet of them and the 1900's.
 
BobDDuck said:
Cool (useless) trivia...

Vee Neal is what is left of the original Vee Neal Aviation which, upon receiving Jetstreams renamed themselves Jetstream International Airlines which, later on was renamed PSA Airlines (to protect the copyright from the old Pacific Southwest Airlines which had been bought and merged by US Air).
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Heh, I'm glad I'm not the only one that knows that kind of useless trivia.
 
Suburban and Pennsylvania Airlines had the Shorts. Did Henson? :)

Anyway it is a useful type DH has on his license.
 
That's Allegheny which came from Suburban and Pennsylvania, not Henson which became Piedmont.
 
Henson operated the first Allegheny Commuter services from Hagerstown MD.

Jordan D's post:

That's Allegheny which came from Suburban and Pennsylvania, not Henson which became Piedmont.

is true, but the aircraft pictured is/was Henson's. Note the tail number in his second post.

I think I saw it in a Budweiser can more recently.
 
FloridaLarry said:
Henson operated the first Allegheny Commuter services from Hagerstown MD.

Jordan D's post:

That's Allegheny which came from Suburban and Pennsylvania, not Henson which became Piedmont.

is true, but the aircraft pictured is/was Henson's. Note the tail number in his second post.

I think I saw it in a Budweiser can more recently.
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Hah wow, I didn't even realize they were the same plane. Just a random picture I found on Google.


N519AT said:
Whats are the differences between the two?
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If I remember right the 330 has the two tails and the 360 the single. Beyond that I'm not sure.
 
FloridaLarry said:
Henson operated the first Allegheny Commuter services from Hagerstown MD.

Jordan D's post:

That's Allegheny which came from Suburban and Pennsylvania, not Henson which became Piedmont.

is true, but the aircraft pictured is/was Henson's. Note the tail number in his second post.

I think I saw it in a Budweiser can more recently.
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Hah wow, I didn't even realize they were the same plane. Just a random picture I found on Google.


N519AT said:
Whats are the differences between the two?
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If I remember right the 330 has the two tails and the 360 the single. Beyond that I'm not sure.
 
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