Aircraft Gallery
In 1956, Warren entered U.S.A.F. flight training at Graham Air Base in Marianna, Florida. His first flight training was in the T-34.
Warren’s final flight before retirement was in 2005, forty-nine years after his first flight in the T-34. He flew a World Airways MD-11 from Kuwait to Frankfurt, Germany. The number one engine was inoperable and the nearest maintenance facility was in Frankfurt. The entire flight was made with only two of the three engines operating.
Warren flew a variety of aircraft during his 49-year career. Below is a collection of the many types of aircraft he piloted. Warren logged nearly 27,000 hours in the air.
USAF T-34 
USAF T-28 
USAF B-25 
USAF C-118 
Overseas National Airways McDonnell Douglas DC-6 
Overseas National Airways McDonnell Douglas DC-7 
Air Jordan McDonnell Douglas DC-6 
Libya Aviation Corporation McDonnell Douglas DC-3 
Saudi Arabian Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-3 
Saudi Arabian Airlines Convair 340 
Saudi Arabian Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-6 
International Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-6 
World Airways Boeing 707 
World Airways Boeing 727 
World Airways McDonnell Douglas DC-8 
World Airways Boeing 747 
World Airways McDonnell Douglas DC-10 
World Airways McDonnell Douglas MD-11 
World Airways Founder and CEO Ed Daly’s Convair 340
In 2018, Warren’s two sons arranged for their dad to fly the B-25 aircraft once again. Prior to this flight, the last time Warren had flown the B-25 was in 1957 at the age of 21, 61 years ago.
