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Photo ID: 2250347
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Views: 1154
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N8008D (cn 45252/1) The prototype DC-8 which first flew in Series 11 form on 30 May 1958. Converted to Series 51 first flying on 20 December 1960. Operated by TIA from June 1962 until sale to Delta in October 1967. |
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Photo ID: 2098212
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Photo ID: 1835693
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Views: 5981
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N8008D (cn 45252/1) I still remember the good old days when I could spend the entire day taking pictures from the old Pan Am terminal parking lot at JFK. Here, I was fortunate to photograph the #1 DC8 on a crisp fall day in 1978 |
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Photo ID: 1640382
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Views: 4180
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) Despite its historical significance as the very first jet airliner built by Douglas, "Ship One" was broken up at Marana in 2001. |
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Photo ID: 1082683
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Views: 5389
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Photo ID: 1048380
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) Final resting place for the first ever built DC-8 in this world. Registrations used by this airframe: N8008D, CF-CPN, XA-DOE [Canon AE-1 + K64 Slide] |
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Photo ID: 1009142
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Views: 10700
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N8008D (cn 45252/1) Pushback from the gate of this very unique plane. View from rooftop observation deck. Wow was I lucky to catch this one. |
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Photo ID: 1002634
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Views: 7732
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) This is the DC-8 prototype. First flight May 30, 1958. Still in basic Aeromexico colors. |
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Photo ID: 0820205
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Views: 6787
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) The first DC-8 built, seen here as "Quiintana Roo". Other regns include N8008D and CF-CPN |
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Photo ID: 0626927
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Views: 12638
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N8008D (cn 45252/1) I almost missed this one! Unique features on this plane include the pylons from the original prototype turbojet configuration and only 2 pitot masts on the nose. Photo taken from observation deck. |
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Photo ID: 0542201
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Views: 9620
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N8008D (cn 45252/1) The very first DC-8 built starting engines on a cold winter morning. |
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Photo ID: 0495356
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Views: 4805
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) "Quintana Roo". The very first DC-8 on short final to 13L. |
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Photo ID: 0458896
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Views: 8246
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) This was the original prototype DC-8-11 ex N8008D, converted to DC-8-51, which was in storage at Marana for many years, sadly reports indicate that it was recently broken up. |
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Photo ID: 0399374
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Views: 6591
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) This AM DC-8 is the 1st DC-8-50 built, being registered N8008D, and delivered to DL. This flight is going to Mexico City this morning. Also to CF-CPN. |
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Photo ID: 0148848
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Views: 6936
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XA-DOE (cn 45252/1) This one's special! Wearing the remnants of its former Aeromexico colors, and with TAC Colombian titles, the very first DC-8 ever built deserves a long term future |
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