Today, December 17th in 1935 was a very significant day in aviation history; The first flight of the DC-3, the military version designated as C-47. It revolutionized air transportation in the 1930's and had an enormous effect in World War II. Over 80 years later, many still fly daily in active commercial and military service attesting to it's durability and uselfullness. You can fly in our C-47 "What's Up Doc?" right here at the Palm Springs Air Musuem. It is more than a flight experience, it is

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