Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This majestic Curtiss C-46 graces the entrance of the excellent Glenn Curtiss Museum, Hammondsport, NY.

This beautiful Tri Motor awaits its next load of lucky passengers (including me).

A classic Viscount sits on the ramp under a threatening sky. She was built in 1957.

A classic 1952 Martinliner looks out against a dramatic weather backdrop.

This beautiful Martinliner has been lovingly preserved at the Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum.

This poor British classics has been sitting at KCDW for nearly three decades.

The nose of this fine aircraft has been preserved and is on display at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, Garden City, NY. It appears in early Lufthansa markings, though the aircraft never flew for the airline.

This beautiful C-47A paid a surprise visit at the 2014 MAAM World War II Weekend.

Early Beech twin, predecessor to the D18, on display in the World War II gallery, wearing fictitious markings 41-27193.

Nice to see this classic aircraft among the celebrities in the Presidential Gallery.

Now beautifully restored, this fine aircraft graces the huge hall of the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.

This aircraft was designed as an eight-passenger airliner. During World War II, the RAF purchased the aircraft as an air ambulance, named the Dominie.