Aircraft N70700 — 1954 Boeing 367-80 Photo at BFI

N70700, 1954 Boeing 367-80, C/N: 17158
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Aircraft N70700, 1954 Boeing 367-80, c/n 17158, The first B707 - or 'Dash 80', the very same aircraft that made the famous barrel roll over Lake Washington in 1955 and it was flown to Washington DC in 2003 to be a part of the Smithsonian collection., at BFI, photo by Andreas Mowinckel
The first B707 - or 'Dash 80', the very same aircraft that made the famous barrel roll over Lake Washington in 1955 and it was flown to Washington DC in 2003 to be a part of the Smithsonian collection.
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Upload Date 2005-12-22
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Aircraft N70700, Boeing 707 prototype, photo by Richard Filteau
Richard Filteau
Aircraft N70700, Dash 80, Boeing 707 prototype, in storage amongst C-97G Stratofreighters at what was then known as MASDC where it retired in 1969.., at KDMA, photo by Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
@ KDMA
Aircraft N70700, Boeing 367-80, at KIAD, photo by AviationLover50
AviationLover50
@ KIAD
Aircraft N70700, Cockpit area of one of the more famous airliner types, at IAD, photo by Paul Perry
Paul Perry
@ IAD
Aircraft N70700, Beautiful brown and yellow colors adorn the nose of the prototype B-707 at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, National Air and Space Museum. This aircraft truly heralded the jet age, overtaking the de Havilland Comet, the world's first jetliner., at KIAD, photo by Arjun Sarup
Arjun Sarup
@ KIAD
Aircraft N70700, 1954 Boeing 367-80, c/n 17158, The first B707 - or 'Dash 80', the very same aircraft that made the famous barrel roll over Lake Washington in 1955 and it was flown to Washington DC in 2003 to be a part of the Smithsonian collection., at BFI, photo by Andreas Mowinckel
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