A formerly abandoned 727 takes to the air.
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Sunday, November 25, 2018
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Ouch, another hour plus down the web rabbit hole. Looked up the registration, and found that N727AH was a B-727-21. So, wondering if it was a 200 or 100 (I assumed 200 from that designation), I looked up model data, which showed no “21” model. So, puttered around a bit and found this little reference:
ReplyDeleteBoeing Customer Numbering
I’m still not sure which model it is, but now I know it was indeed a Pan-Am Clipper.