N714PA

Aircraft:
Boeing 707-321
Reg: N714PA photos
Serial #:
17592
Airline: Pan Am
Photo Date: Jan 16, 2012
Uploaded: Jan 21, 2012
Hartford/Springfield Bradley Airport - KBDL, USA - Connecticut

Notes:

Hearkening back to the golden age of aviation, when JT3Cs still ripped through the skies and dark smoke trailed a departing heavy, "Clipper Golden Eagle" remains a testament to sliderule engineering, big business, and American innovation. Only its cockpit remains preserved at the New England Air Museum, but it evokes a feeling of another era!

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by Oliver P.
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Carrying an ex-PanAm 707 registration

HA-KLS N714PA

1,033 2 0 Cessna 150M

(1600px) Flight deck of "Clipper Golden Eagle"

Hongming Zheng N714PA

6,069 1 0 Boeing 707-321

New England Air Museum

Carlos Ay N714PA

4,302 0 0 Boeing 707-321

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75 0 0 Airbus A321-253NX

N779JB - Airbus A320-232 - jetBlue Airways

Skyler Jadczak N779JB

295 2 0 Airbus A320-232

N3745B - Boeing 737-832 - Delta Air Lines

Delta Flight 2554 departs Bradley International Airport for Atlanta

Skyler Jadczak N3745B

806 1 0 Boeing 737-832

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N612UP - Boeing 747-84AF - United Parcel Service (UPS)

Forward looking aft main deck cargo bay

Oliver P. N612UP

284 1 0 Boeing 747-84AF

87-0025 - Boeing C-17A Globemaster III - United States - US Air Force (USAF)

Delivered 1991, withdrawn 2012 - the original prototype Globemaster

Oliver P. 87-0025

595 7 0 Boeing C-17A Globemaster III

Loading up for some practice

Oliver P. N98561

463 3 0 Cessna 172P Skyhawk

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Photo Date

Jan 16, 2012

Uploaded

Jan 21, 2012

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Notes

Hearkening back to the golden age of aviation, when JT3Cs still ripped through the skies and dark smoke trailed a departing heavy, "Clipper Golden Eagle" remains a testament to sliderule engineering, big business, and American innovation. Only its cockpit remains preserved at the New England Air Museum, but it evokes a feeling of another era!