N703CK

Aircraft:
Boeing 747-146
Reg: N703CK photos
Serial #:
19727
Airline: United States - US Air Force (USAF)
Photo Date: Sep 30, 1996
Uploaded: Jun 13, 2006
Los Angeles Int'l Airport - KLAX, USA - California

Notes:

Here's a weird one, used in the movie 'Air Force One'. Later painted with fake bullet holes in the tail! To confuse things even further this is the first N703CK, not to be confused with the later N703CK that was actually a freighter still flying in 2006.

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Photo Date

Sep 30, 1996

Uploaded

Jun 13, 2006

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Notes

Here's a weird one, used in the movie 'Air Force One'. Later painted with fake bullet holes in the tail! To confuse things even further this is the first N703CK, not to be confused with the later N703CK that was actually a freighter still flying in 2006.