Speaking of airworthy B-26 Marauders ...

[ZeamerB17]

Are there any? Not that I'm aware of. But I don't keep up with this stuff like a lot of you guys do.

Are there any in the process of being made airworthy? Kermit Weeks', maybe?

That is something I'd REALLY like to see.

[Mike]

None airworthy, and none under serious restoration to fly. Unless the likes of Paul Allen or Rod Lewis decides that they really, REALLY want an airworthy B-26, I doubt the world will ever see one fly again, sadly.

[Dan Jones]

Kermit Weeks has said that his can fly anytime they want it to, it'll just need a week in the shop for an inspection first. I wouldn't count it out just yet.

Dan

[Mike]

I can think of a formerly-'airworthy' A-20 that needs a little more than 'a week in the shop' to get flying again.

Remind me again, how many of the 'airworthy' multi-engined types at Kermit's aviation theme park are actually flown?

I'm not saying that it couldn't happen, but I can't see it being likely.

[Mike]

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[Dan Jones]

Granted, that's probably an oversimplification, but I expect that you'll see it fly again eventually.

[12XU2A3X3]

None airworthy, and none under serious restoration to fly. Unless the likes of Paul Allen or Rod Lewis decides that they really, REALLY want an airworthy B-26, I doubt the world will ever see one fly again, sadly.

never say never, things change hands, planes are found, people work together.

[Mike]

never say never, things change hands, planes are found, people work together.

Yes, and the MAAM P-61 is a good example of a type being 'brought back from the dead'

And I didn't say 'never', just 'very unlikely'!