Spotter Magazine Spotter Magazine Issue 1 June 2016 | Seite 27

The Flying Bulls
Whilst their drinks may not be to everyone’s taste, Red Bull certainly have got the
aviation world’s attention.
The Flying Bulls collection of warbirds is based at Salzburg Maxglan’s Hangar
Seven, and includes a number of unique warbirds in the European airshow circuit.
Mark Zerafa shares these shots taken at the Air Power Zeltweg Airshow, Austria.
1.
Douglas DC-6 OE-LDM was built in 1958 and
delivered to Yugoslav airline JAT, where it became
the personal aircraft of Marshall Tito. It was later
transferred to Zambia, again as a presidential
transport.
2. F-4U-4 Corsair c/n 9149 has flown with the US
Navy and the Honduran Air Force. Recovered in
1979, it is now registered OE-EAS
3. Assembled just one day before the bombing of
Hiroshima, this B-25J remained in USAF service till
1958 in a number of roles. Following a stint as an
aerial fire-fighter aircraft, this aircraft was one of
the first in the collection, arriving in Austria in
1997
(main) P-38L Lightning wore the US serial 44-53254
before being declared surplus in September 1945.
Converted into a racer, it was clocked at 440 mph,
the fastest speed ever recorded for a P-38.
3.