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N7470 / RA001 (cn 20235/1) "Museum of Flight" A look at the core of engine N°2 of the first B747 ever built. [Nikon D700 / AF-S Nikkor 18-200mm] |
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Photo ID: 1574921
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N7470 / RA001 (cn 20235/1) 'Jack Wadell, Brien Wygle, Jesse Wallick' - famous, famous names in the history of civil aviation. Underneath but now very faded is written 'First Flight, February 9 1969'. Even though she wasn't looking her best it was such a thrill to finally see and touch (man, I need to get out more!) this historic aeroplane. |
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Photo ID: 1535924
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Photo ID: 1263977
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Landing gear of City of Everett, the first B747 ever built. Displayed at the parking lot in front of the Museum of Flight. |
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Photo ID: 1043180
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Photo ID: 1023778
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Boeing 747 prototype on display at the Museum of Flight. The effects of the weather are clearly visable. (Canon 350D + Sigma 18-125) |
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Photo ID: 0595133
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Under the cockpit windows of "RA001" the first Boeing 747 off the production line, are the fading reminders why this aircraft has a permanent place in aviation history, listed is the historic date and the names of the flight crew that took it up for it's first flight |
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Photo ID: 0595132
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) The mighty "City of Everett" "RA001" sits on the west side of East Marginal Way across from the Museum of Flight. It was moved to this new location in February of 2003. The new Museum of Flight's Commercial Aviation Wing will eventually be built around it and the other historic aircraft that are congregating in the same area |
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Photo ID: 0595131
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) The main four-wheel bogie undercarriage assembly of the first Boeing 747 which was rolled out of the Everett, Washington factory on September 30th 1968. Going by the inscription on the tires it looks like they have been around a while |
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Photo ID: 0576562
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Photo ID: 0515706
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Prototype 747 with Rolls Royce Trent engine installed on left inboard position for testing its airworthiness as part of the 777 certification process. Aircraft is seen returning to BFI on rather wet spring day, after a certification flight test. |
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Photo ID: 0465142
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Groovy! Upstaris in the lounge on the 747 prototype. |
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Photo ID: 0463941
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Close up of the flight engineers control panels on the prototype 747. |
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Photo ID: 0381625
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) The south end of Seattle's Boeing Field. Highlights include Boeing's Red Barn, the Museum of Flight building, the 747 prototype, a VC-137B used as Air Force One, a donated AA 727, various Boeing testbeds, and military aircraft belonging to the Museum. Taken from G-CIVI operating British Airways flight 49 on approach to Seattle-Tacoma 16R. |
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Photo ID: 0378375
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N7470 (cn 20235/1) Four on the floor. Here is a close-up of the throttles of the first 747 built. |
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