NC9637

Aircraft:
Ford Tri-Motor
Reg: NC9637 photos
Serial #:
11
Airline: Pan Am
Photo Date: Jun 17, 2008
Uploaded: Jul 08, 2008
Other Location - San Diego Air & Space Museum, USA - California

Notes:

Originally delivered to Pan American Airways System, flown by Mexicana de Aviación from 1929 to the late 30's as XA-BCC, XB-KUI, XA-HIL. In the 70's it flew with Grand Canyon Airlines as N76GC. Now preserved in Panam scheme at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. What a history!.

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by Jorge Rocafort
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Steve Brimley NC9637

977 3 0 Ford Tri-Motor

Ford Tri-Motor in Pan-American Airways livery on display in the San Diego Aerospace Museum

David Needham NC9637

3,017 0 0 Ford Tri-Motor

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48406 - Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina - United States - US Navy (USN)

This US Navy Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina occupies a prominent place at the San Diego Air & Space Museum at Balboa Park in San Diego, CA

Jamie West 48406

505 1 0 Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina

- Apollo Command Module - United States - National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Named “Gumdrop”

Jonn Cruz

1,922 12 3 Apollo Command Module

Steve Brimley NC9637

977 3 0 Ford Tri-Motor

Photographer

Mexico City International Airport seen from a United Airlines 320 after taking off runway 23L

Jorge Rocafort MMMX

6,529 6 1 Airport

N356NB - Airbus A319-114 - Northwest Airlines

Captured looking almost new back in 2004, on final to runway 05R at MMMX

Jorge Rocafort N356NB

1,954 0 0 Airbus A319-114

HP-1910DAE - Boeing 757-27A(PCF) - DHL Aero Expreso

Taking off runway 05R

Jorge Rocafort HP-1910DAE

2,303 0 0 Boeing 757-27A(PCF)

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Jun 17, 2008

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Jul 08, 2008

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Notes

Originally delivered to Pan American Airways System, flown by Mexicana de Aviación from 1929 to the late 30's as XA-BCC, XB-KUI, XA-HIL. In the 70's it flew with Grand Canyon Airlines as N76GC. Now preserved in Panam scheme at the San Diego Air & Space Museum. What a history!.