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Old 10-15-2012, 07:48 PM
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Ol' Westair.. yea?
Yup! And 'ole Melinda lol
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Boeing Stratocruiser - Logan Airport, Boston, about 1949.

Boeing: History -- Products - Boeing Model 377 Stratocruiser Commercial Transport
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Thirty years ago next week, did my type ride in a DC-3. Can't find any pictures of 104CA but it looks like it it went south into the El Salvadorian Air Force and was shot down by a SAM in 1990. Missile probably cost more than the airplane.
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Old 10-16-2012, 03:30 PM
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Boeing Stratocruiser - Logan Airport, Boston, about 1949.

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With only 9 built, you are in a VERY exclusive club!

Well done!
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According to the Boeing page, the 377 had a 4,600 mile range! Pretty impressive. And one heckuva looooong flight.
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If you flew the early Comet 1 through 4 (and not a Nimrod guy), you are in an exclusive club with only 114 airframes!

Bravo!
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If you flew the early Comet 1 through 4 (and not a Nimrod guy), you are in an exclusive club with only 114 airframes!

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I think the British Aerospace J-4100 was only around 100 airframes also...anyone shed light on that?
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Well my second type was a DC-3S, only 105 made.
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