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BOEING 737-300 (N304AC)

Submitted 5 years ago

KSJC - Ex Air Cal N304AC re-reg to N678AA after American took over Air Cal - shown here rolling to 12R for departure to So California. Apprx date 1986-87. Photo from the old long term parking lot back then.

6 of N304AC 5975 of B733 7517 at KSJC

Tom Vance

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Gary Schenauer5 years ago

Back when AA was one of the Top Dog "Goliaths" in US passenger airline standings. Chewing up all the regional competition. But Fate has a way of leveling the playing field, eh? lol Little "David," regional Allegheny Airlines, grows and grows and grows and eventually becomes US Airways, and Goliath becomes too big for its own britches and cannot compete and gets chewed up by the former "David." All 5 here, Alien.

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Tom VancePhoto Uploader4 years ago

LOL Gman....! yes, payback is a .......

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BOEING 737-300 (N304AC)

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