Often seen in the skies of Anchorage, Alaska, during the last few years has been a large, rare, red bird. It is an aircraft that exudes 1930s American technology and nostalgia. It is slow, ungainly, and a throwback to another era - another era of transportation, aircraft design and, indeed, of life in the Last Frontier. It is the only Fairchild Pilgrim 100A in existence today, owned and operated by the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum.
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