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December 4th 1991 was a significant day in history with the last ever flight of a Pan Am revenue - which flew from Bridgetown Barbados to Miami. Flight 436 N368PA, a Boeing 727-200 “CLIPPER GOODWILL”, was piloted by Captain Mark S Pyle, First Officer Robert Know and Flight Engineer Chuck Foreman. They received a water cannon salute when they arrived at Miami International!
This model will be a limited edition and will be
released with a special 30th anniversary commemorative coin
B727-200
The Boeing 727-200 is a narrow-body, three-engine passenger jet with a maximum capacity of 189 passengers. It is equipped with more powerful Pratt & Whitney JT8D turbofan engines, providing improved performance and efficiency compared to the 727-100. The aircraft features a high-lift wing design and a T-tail configuration, which provide excellent takeoff and landing performance. The 727-200 is capable of operating from short runways, making it ideal for use at regional airports. The aircraft features a triple-slotted flap system, which provides high lift during takeoff and landing, and a hydraulic landing gear system, which provides a smooth and stable landing. The 727-200 has a longer fuselage than the 727-100, providing additional seating capacity and cargo volume. The 727-200 was designed for medium to long-haul route
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| Product Code: | B-722-PAA-30 |
| Brand: | B MODELS |
| Aircraft Type: | B727-200 |
| Aircraft Name: | Boeing B727 |
| Genre: | COMMERCIAL |
| Registration: | N368PA |
| Country: | USA |
| Material: | Diecast Metal |
| Scale: | 1:200 Scale |
| Length: | 9.19" |
| Width: | 6.48" |