Aviation Photo #1103592 Boeing 727-225/Adv - Braniff International Airlines

Funny! Thanks for sharing. Sad the plane was scraped though.

The sign makes the photo

Sad story about the plane, but good thing nobody was hurt. What makes it funny is the "Aircraft Crosssing" sign.

I can't believe the winds were strong enough to move a 727!

Wow! Glad to hear the plane was unoccupied. It also makes it understandable that Continental moved its Houston fleet to El Paso during the hurricanes last year. Thanks for uploading!

Nice photo UD. Would really love to see you upload more of your old MIA gems you have stashed away in that closet of yours. :)

It looks shiny and brand new! Too bad...
Funny how all the colors match, green and red.

Gr8 photo, love the sign

Sad ending to a classinc plane with a classic livery, the Braniff "Flying Colors"

Braniff put an end to the plain plane and sadly this was the end of this aircraft’s career.

Braniff went Bk in about 1982. What would a plane decked out in full Braniff colors have been doing at Miami in August of 1992? Translation: I think the photo dates from no later that the early '80's

Brush up on your history. Braniff was reincarnated twice after the original went BK in 1982. The third incarnation brought back the Braniff International "Flying Colors" for a brief period before going out of business for good. So the date on this photo is indeed acurate, not from the "late '70's". Great shot, Don!

LOL, now we should really pay attention to signs...:)

Ouch. 727s must be LIGHT!

This is what hurricanes do to planes, when it gets the opportunity. Look up some of the historical photos of Hurricane David when it hit Hispaniola - prominent is a picture of a upside-down DC-3 deposited ON TOP of a hangar, by that storm.

Thanks again to Don for all the memories shared!

The aircraft crossing sign must be replaced with "aircraft sinking"