No. There's only a handful of P-51s still airworthy, and they are mostly used at airshows and to do flyovers at special events. The flying P-51s today are all in private hands. If you get a chance to see one, don't pass it up. Most WWII aircraft became obsolete right after the war ended, as jet aircraft became more practical and were adopted by the leading air forces. US B-29 bombers were still used in Korea, and so were P-51s, but that was the last combat for them. The Spanish air force was still flying German Bf 109s in the late 1960s. The DC 3 cargo plane was called a C 47 by the US Army Air Force, used to haul cargo and drop paratroopers. Lots of those are still flying, some as airliners; there's one locally used as a fire plane to drop water on forest fires.
About 230 Mustangs still fly.
Over 15,000 P-51's were built and about 250 survive today, many of them flyable.
The P-51 has not had its "last" flight. Many P-51's (now F-51) are still flying today.
437 MPH
The P51 mustang was a famous fighter used by the allies in World War Two.
No Way!
P51
No such model made by Walther
North American Aircraft made the P-51 Mustang.
probably the p51 mustang because I have studied it and it was the best american fighter in europe
Spitfire and Hurricane.
Yes it can! Gary Whiteman former mustang pilot