Picture of the Boeing 747-245F/SCD aircraft

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Aircraft Taken at More: Seaboard World Airlines More: Boeing 747-245F/SCD More: Everett - Snohomish County / Paine Field (PAE / KPAE) More: USA - Washington, September 1979 Remark Photographer N703SW (cn 21764/394) Engine is the rare P&W JT9D-70A (not a GE CF6 as some think!), the most powerful jet engine in the world at the time of its development (53,000 lbs of thrust) and first appeard on 703's sister-ship, N702SW back in May 1976. N702SW was the test-bed aircraft used for certification of these engines. It was developed with the 200F freighter in mind, and is instantly recognizable by it sleek profile and elliptical cowling. More: David O. Hill Contact David O. Hill Link to me!

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A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu June 11, 2009: Smooth! *****
A visitor from Mexico posted Wed July 18, 2007: Beautifull paint scheme, thanks for sharing
A visitor from United States posted Sun November 26, 2006: Back in the day when the engine cowlings were polished not painted.
A visitor from Australia posted Fri June 9, 2006: Those engine reflections are awesome! Top Shot David!
A visitor from Mexico posted Fri June 9, 2006: Lovely! You can clearly see the tarmac reflected in those huge engines. T.B.
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Tue May 30, 2006: Cargolux did use this type of engines too on LX-DCV. (gp)
A visitor from Canada posted Mon May 29, 2006: Great engines!

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