
Meet Vaerus’ Newest Fleet Member
During World War II, the U.S. built thousands of DC-3 aircraft to transport troops and cargo around the world. Its size and speed revolutionized group transportation, effectively showing that airplanes would soon replace trains for cross country travel. But the model itself would soon become a thing of the past.
On Oct. 12, 1945, one of the last DC-3 aircraft rolled off the production line in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The war had ended, so its services were no longer needed, yet unlike many other military aircraft of the time, the plane was spared from becoming scrap metal. Instead, it embarked on a journey to become one of the most recognized aircraft in history.

Meet Vaerus’ Newest Fleet Member
During World War II, the U.S. built thousands of DC-3 aircraft to transport troops and cargo around the world. Its size and speed revolutionized group transportation, effectively showing that airplanes would soon replace trains for cross country travel. But the model itself would soon become a thing of the past.
On Oct. 12, 1945, one of the last DC-3 aircraft rolled off the production line in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The war had ended, so its services were no longer needed, yet unlike many other military aircraft of the time, the plane was spared from becoming scrap metal. Instead, it embarked on a journey to become one of the most recognized aircraft in history.

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Vaerus Jet Sales is for the dreamers and doers. It’s for those who need to travel to grow their companies — but still be home in time for family dinners. It’s for those who see private jet travel, not as a status symbol, but as a solution to enjoying life’s journey with those who matter most.
With 20 years of experience, Vaerus consistently delivers a first-class experience. We’re flight enthusiasts, and we’re passionate about helping you reach your sky-high goals.
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If you’re ready to grow your business, we’re ready to find the jet for you.