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ID #1658252 / 53 Views 30-October-2021
G-APFG South Wales Aviation Museum (more of G-APFG)
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ID #1657684 / 266 Views -September-1969
VH-EBV Named 'City of Tamworth' was delivered to Qantas 06/09/1967. (The airline later operated a Boeing 747-338 also registered VH-EBV. and an Airbus A330-203 also registered VH-EBV) This Boeing 707 was sold to Zambia Airways (9J-AEL) 20/05/1977 and Trans Arabian (ST-ALP) 03/1989. She lives on as USAF E-8C J-Stars 92-3290, based at the 93rd ACW, Robbins AFB Georgia USA (more of VH-EBV)
ID #1649241 / 290 Views -July-1999
N707HE (more of N707HE)
ID #1637428 / 79 Views 25-April-2021
N707MQ (more of N707MQ)
ID #1637149 / 60 Views -March-1997
5N-ARQ slide scan K64 (more of 5N-ARQ)
ID #1637147 / 103 Views -July-1989
N457PC slide scan K64 (more of N457PC)
ID #1637145 / 115 Views -March-1997
EP-IRN slide scan K64 (more of EP-IRN)
ID #1637144 / 48 Views -March-1997
EL-ZGS slide scan K64 (more of EL-ZGS)
ID #1636956 / 115 Views -March-1988
OD-AGV slide scan K64 (more of OD-AGV)
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ID #1635133 / 65 Views 22-October-2010
ST-AQW (more of ST-AQW)
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ID #1631523 / 192 Views -August-1978
G-APFL Only 3 of the 37 Boeing 707 series -400 built with Rolls-Royce Conway 508 turbofan engines have survived. G-APFL seen here in front of the old DUS terminal is now used as a restaurant in the Aero Beach Club near Entebbe airport. The other two B.707-400 are currently still present in Hamburg and Berlin (more of G-APFL)
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ID #1631418 / 81 Views --1996
AP-AXG very welcome visitor - making a lot of spotters on the fence happy (more of AP-AXG)
ID #1630926 / 184 Views 11-May-1981
N7572A Seven American Airlines B.707 are waiting for their further use in Marana in the spring of 1981. N7572A ended her career a few months later after a short transfer flight to Davis Monthan AFB as a spare parts plane for the USAF KC-135E conversion program (more of N7572A)
ID #1630693 / 345 Views 11-May-1981
N7509A One of the first B.707s to be built, line number 16, flew for Air Berlin USA in the 1980 summer season. After being returned to American Airlines in autumn, she was sold to the USAF for the KC-135R conversion program and finally scrapped at the Davis-Monthan AFB (more of N7509A)
ID #1630650 / 144 Views