Czechoslovakian Airways | Douglas DC-6B

In 1952 the operations of the DC-6B under the restrictions set up by both sides of the Cold War started. The DC-6 alongside the DC-7 were vital to the operations of Czechoslovakian Airways during the 1950s. The DC-6 made general flights in Europe and close around Europe with the DC-7 also doing the first flights to other continents like the USA and Asia. The aircraft were slowly phased out in the early to mid 60s and both one of the DC-6s and DC-7s went to the Museum next to the Prague airport dedicated to preserving the history of the airline, the ''Czechoslovakian Airways Heritage Museum''

Livery:1952-1960

(sorry that this messes with chronology a bit)