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Teterboro Airport (TEB), 2006-04-20 The only surviving Martin 202A resides at the Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey, minus its wings. The type was unpopular at first because of a tendency for the wings to separate in flight; the problem was fixed, but the 202 was superseded by the superi |
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Before she was restored to her original Delta Air Lines splendor, Ship 41 was a freight hack in Puerto Rico, registered N29PR. |
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Teterboro Airport (TEB), 2006-04-20 Welcome to the front office of the world's last Martin 202 |
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Teterboro Airport (TEB), 2006-04-20 Even wingless, the world's only surviving Martin 202 maintains an air of dignity. |