With the Omega Tanker 707-368, N707MQ (c/n 21368) on HNL's north ramp over the past few days, all of the Boeing 7_7 series can be seen at HNL.
Today's line-up:
707: Omega Air Tanker
717: Hawaiian
727: Asia Pacific
737: Aloha Air Cargo, Continental, WestJet, and Alaska
747: Japan, China, Delta, and Kalitta
757: American, Omni, US Airways, United, Delta, and Continental
767: Hawaiian, United, American, Japan, Delta, Continental, and Qantas
777: ANA and United
What would be really cool, that HNL replicate the line up at BFI.
N707MQ was delivered to Saudia in 1977 as HZ-ACK. It was then moved to the Saudi Arabian Royal Flight as HZ-HM3. It wore both the original jet fleet livery, and the current Saudi Arabian livery.
Mahalo to team member Aeros for the photo!
5 comments:
An exceptional roll of the dice. Savor that one.
Just need to get Boeing to send the 787 over for some warm weather testing before the 707 leaves.
I can also add that the Omega Tanker serves double roles as a 707 and a 717
The Omega Tanker is a 707-300, not a KC-135 (717-100). It has no boom, and is a -300 airframe. I've been on it back '04.
Amazing info! Thanks for sharing..
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