Boeing 707-351cNorthwest operated 36 707s until the last one was sold in September 1978.
They eventually operated 18 Electra's, starting service in September 1959 with the first.
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Old Northwest planes...Boeing 707-351c and Lockheed Electra
Lockheed Electra
Boeing 707-351c
Northwest operated 36 707s until the last one was sold in September 1978.
They eventually operated 18 Electra's, starting service in September 1959 with the first.
Boeing 707-351cNorthwest operated 36 707s until the last one was sold in September 1978.
They eventually operated 18 Electra's, starting service in September 1959 with the first.
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