1983

Last Plane Out is a 1983 film, directed by David Nelson, son of Ozzie and Harriet.

In 2003

In 2003, the company released Last Flight Out.

2004

Last Flight Out was released in 2004 and a humanitarian and animal defender's duration is approximately 80 minutes.

on August 7, 2003

The aircraft was released to the operator on August 7, 2003.

in 1994

Flight was originally released in 1994 as Flight Light, which included only the CitationJet and the four metropolitan regions (New York/Boston, Chicago, Dallas/Austin, and Los Angeles/San Diego).

on June 20, 1960, when the last plane took off from Brooks

An era in aviation history ended on June 20, 1960, when the last plane took off from Brooks.

1991

The band's final release appeared in 1991.

on April 28, 1993

The aircraft was verbally released to Continental Airlines on April 28, 1993, following examination and identification of components to be retained.

on 9th May 1994

Last flight was made on 9th May 1994, clocking up 5750 flight hours.

in 1960

The aircraft was released in 1960 as the follow-up to the turboprop IL-18.

on April 3, 1945

The aircraft was released from military service on April 3, 1945, converted back to a DC-3 and recertified by the FAA on October 12, 1945, and was subsequently operated by Eastern Airlines, Purdue University, Basler Flight Services, and Florida Airmotive Services/Taino Airlines.

in August 2018

The aircraft was initially released back in August 2018 and has since seen numerous updates, the most recent of which coming in early March 2019.

on October 10, 2003

The aircraft was released to Atlanta Air Recovery, in Griffin, Georgia on October 10, 2003.

2011

The band released their final album in 2011.

on March 31, 2017

The film about two people is drawn together after a plane crash was already released on March 31, 2017, while the action-comedy film Arnold Schwarzenegger starred with Taran Killam has no release date announced yet.

2001

the last album was issued on June 19, 2001.

In 1965

In 1965 the aircraft was released from service to a college in Washington State and later sold as a project to a few civilian owners before being purchased by the current owner in 2005.

on March 7, 1997,

The airplane was verbally released on March 7, 1997, to the American Airlines maintenance crew who assessed the damage incurred during the accident.

1981

The plane's first flight was in May, 1958 with production reaching nearly 5,200 of all versions with the last delivered in 1981.

in 1970

The aircraft was first released in 1970, and more than 1,500 Boeing B747 has now been delivered.