Gigantic China’s Wings photo gallery
Classic aviation photos of flying in China in the 1930s and 1940s pertaining to the China National Aviation Corporation, a Chinese-American civil aviation partn...
Tag: veterans of CNAC
Stories and photos related to veterans of the China National Aviation Corporation and China’s Wings, by Gregory Crouch
CNAC trip to Seattle — Museum of Flight and Historic Flight Foundation
Photos of my recent China's Wings trip to Seattle's Museum of Flight and Historic Flight Foundation.
DC-2 & DC-3 flying in formation
Great photo! The DC-2 is the last airworthy DC-2 in the world, and the recently-restored DC-3, wearing Pan Am colors, is an airplane that once flew for the Chin...
2013 CNAC reunion party at Moon Chin’s house
Photos from the 2013 CNAC Association party at Moon Chin's house
Photos of some of the airline’s Chinese personnel, late 1940s
Jason Chou, son of CNAC co-pilot Bing Zhou, passed along these photos. After completing college in Kunming, Bing Zhou joined the China National Aviation Corpora...
What it took to keep ’em flying
The massively complex logistics required to keep an airline flying. Even in 1943.
Flying the Hump
Pioneering the Hump airlift over the eastern spur of the Himalayas was the China National Aviation Corporation's capstone accomplishment. Here are some photos a...
Shanghai Daily — Aviation legends in Shanghai
Here’s an article about Moon Chin, Pete Goutiere, and a group of CNAC Association members on their recent trip to China, published by ShanghaiDaily.com. B...
The Loening Air Yacht, a photo gallery of the plane in China
A photo gallery of the Loening Air Yacht in China in the 1930s, where it served with the China National Aviation Corporation
Photos from the 2012 CNAC reunion
As I do every year, I had a marvelous time at the just completed CNAC reunion. (If you don’t know about CNAC, the legendary China National Aviation Corpor...