Boeing 720:
The 720 was a variant of the 707 that was designed for shorter range and shorter runways. It was pretty much a short-term solution to the problem of bringing jet service to airports with runways that were good for piston-engined airliners, at least until the 727s and 737s were introduced.
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Very cool. From what I've read they had rather vicious dutch roll tendencies. I remember Northwest Airlines lost one climbing out of Miami but i think tyhat was the result of a thunderstorm .
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