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A visitor from Brazil posted Tue September 2, 2008: Rio de Janeiro, around the 70's, riding a car close to the airport, this was the closest aircraft I could see back there, a Varig B-707. That day I knew aircrafts would be my first passion in life. It still is. It makes me feel nostalgic. Great pic for the technology back there.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat August 9, 2008: Good old 707s! Amazing picture!
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed July 23, 2008: The great Boeing 707 looked great in Varig
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed July 9, 2008: Five starts, Cedrini. Everyone is longing for the second most beautiful airliner ever (I still think the 747 is the number one, but the 707 had more charm) !
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu May 15, 2008: I'd love to be present at these unique moments of aviation, this shot carries a lot of the romantic aura of the old times.
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu April 10, 2008: Good times on the old memory!!! =DD
A visitor from United States posted Sun December 2, 2007: As a native of Porto Alegre, RS, Brasil I was employed at VARIG AIRLINES from 1970-72, and this is the best picture I ever see on the old 707. Awesome. R.Martins living in Chicago IL since 1985.
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu July 26, 2007: That's because it's an exhibition flight.. It couldn't land in SBJR. The runway is only 3000'
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed July 25, 2007: Great shot. Great plane. I can hear it just by looking at it.
A visitor from United States posted Thu July 12, 2007: Excellent photo, but what I would like to know is when the landing gear will come down. It looks so low for the gear not to be fully down.
A visitor from Venezuela posted Mon July 9, 2007: Man! This plane is flying so low.(Quite scary) It looks like an exhibition flight. IMO, it is a very good photo, because it is pretty hard to see jetliners like this B-707 flying that low.
A visitor from United States posted Tue May 8, 2007: Absolutelly fantastic ! Congratulations, Cedrini
A visitor from United States posted Thu March 8, 2007: My word! the most beautiful airliner ever and in varig colours! i sincerely hope varig manages to go back to its former glory, they used to be fantastic.
A visitor from Germany posted Sun February 4, 2007: If this isn't a great shot, somebody gonna tell me what is a great shot then. Fantastic. Five Stars!
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon January 29, 2007: Marvellous pic.. Congratulations!
A visitor from Brazil posted Sun January 28, 2007: This shot makes me remember the good old days !! Not only a great shot of the 707 but also the aircraft carrier visual slope indicator...I beleive that was on board of the Minas Gerais (Brazilian retired aircraft carrier). Very nice shot !
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon January 15, 2007: Now that's what I call low...
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed January 3, 2007: What a wonderful shot... The 707 was perfect wearing the Varig classic scheme! One of the most impressive shots I've ever seen here at Airliners.net! Congratulations Mr. Cedrini.
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 3, 2007: This is why people loved them old avaiton days, that is the most stunting 707 image i have ever seen
A visitor from Serbia And Montenegro posted Tue January 2, 2007: Images like this make this site unique! FIVE stars.
A visitor from United States posted Tue January 2, 2007: This picture of this classic airliner simply made my day!
A visitor from Spain posted Mon January 1, 2007: This shot is simply impressing, not only shows the beauty of the 707 at its most, but its also a work of art. Congratulations.
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon January 1, 2007: Oh my god! I have no words to describe this picture but to say congratulations! You're the man. 5 stars!

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