From the Munich Airport's website, discussing the L1049G Constellation on display there:
[The Constellation] was also the first passenger plane with a pressurized cabin.
Wrong.
The first pressurized airliner was the Boeing Stratoliner. To read an article about the last flight of the sole remaining Stratoliner, click here.
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Wow. Only 10 built. The chances of one of those surviving until 2003 were sure long ones, eh ?
ReplyDeleteEspecially since the survivors in the 1960s were being flown in SE Asia.
ReplyDeleteA much prettier than the 377 Stratocruiser.
ReplyDeleteThe 377 was kind of ugly, no doubt.
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