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N7001U, 1963 Boeing 727-22, C/N: 18293
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Aircraft N7001U, 1963 Boeing 727-22, c/n 18293, On display at the Museum of Flight Airpark next to CF-TGE. This was the prototype Boeing 727 that was delivered to United Air Lines; Boeing did not retain it as a flight test aircraft. It remained with the airline for its entire 27-year career., at KBFI, photo by Arjun Sarup
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On display at the Museum of Flight Airpark next to CF-TGE. This was the prototype Boeing 727 that was delivered to United Air Lines; Boeing did not retain it as a flight test aircraft. It remained with the airline for its entire 27-year career.
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Shot Date 2016-06-16
Airport KBFI
Boeing Fld/king County International Airport
Upload Date 2019-12-02
Views 316
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Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model NIKON D800
Lens 28.0-300.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
Shutter Speed 1/640 sec
Aperture f/9
ISO 320
Focal Length 40 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Center-weighted average
White Balance Manual
Dimensions 1200 × 801
Date Taken 2016-06-16 12:56:50
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Aircraft N7001U, Fully restored and on display at the Museum of Flight, at BFI, photo by metricbolt
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Aircraft N7001U, Fully restored and on display at the Museum of Flight, at BFI, photo by metricbolt
metricbolt
@ BFI
Aircraft N7001U, At the Museum of Flight Restoration Center, Everett, at KPAE, photo by Micha Lueck
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@ KPAE
Aircraft N7001U, At the Museum of Flight Restoration Center, Everett, at KPAE, photo by Micha Lueck
Micha Lueck
@ KPAE
Aircraft N7001U, United 721, at KBFI, photo by AviationLover50
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Aircraft N7001U, 1963 Boeing 727-22, c/n 18293, On display at the Museum of Flight Airpark next to CF-TGE. This was the prototype Boeing 727 that was delivered to United Air Lines; Boeing did not retain it as a flight test aircraft. It remained with the airline for its entire 27-year career., at KBFI, photo by Arjun Sarup
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