N6937C

Aircraft:
Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation
Reg: N6937C photos
Serial #:
4830
Airline: Trans World Airlines (TWA)
Photo Date: May 03, 2001
Uploaded: Jun 14, 2010
Kansas City Downtown Airport - KMKC, USA - Missouri

Notes:

During my-probably once in a very long time-visit to Airline History Museum, I had the amazing good fortune for the Super Connie to be taken out of the hangar and all four engines run up! Here you see the first one spinning.

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May 03, 2001

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Notes

During my-probably once in a very long time-visit to Airline History Museum, I had the amazing good fortune for the Super Connie to be taken out of the hangar and all four engines run up! Here you see the first one spinning.