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Boeing 707-300 (N445PA)

Submitted 7 years ago

Pan Am B707-321C N445PA in 1968 at Düsseldorf (EDDL)

4 of N445PA 417 of B703 2555 at EDDL

Peter Scharkowski

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Gary Schenauer7 years ago

TY for sharing these PAA shots, Peter. I sure miss seeing Pan Am in the skies. A class airline. The stews were hi-class, too. They didn't want very much to do with enlisted troops like me; they were more "attentive" to the officers and businessmen up in First Class. (The Continental Airlines stews were more friendly to us with stripes on our sleeves. lol) But Pan Am led the league when it came to having class.

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96flstc7 years ago

Nothing like the sound of those four 3D's coming around the corner

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Boeing 707-300 (N445PA)

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