Boeing 247D Aircraft
Aircraft: Boeing 247D, serial no. 1722. Built July 1933
- Object Number:
- 1982-1172 Pt1
- type:
- aircraft
Aircraft, Boeing 247D, serial no. 1722. Built July 1933. (Some of switches, dials etc. are radioactive and have been given separate part numbers).
Aircraft: Boeing 247D, serial no. 1722. Built July 1933. The Boeing 247D had most of the attributes associated with the modern airliner and was built at a time when Boeing was involved in both airline ownership and management. This aeroplane (serial number 1722) was purchased after the collapse of the 'Wings & Wheels Museum' in Florida in c 1980. It was flown across the old WW2 'Northern Ferry Route', and became the oldest aircraft to have flown the Atlantic when it landed in the UK on 3 August 1983.
Aircraft: Boeing 247D, serial no. 1722. Built July 1933
Boeing 247D: Fuel gauge (pilot).
Boeing 247D: Landing light switch. (1 of 2)
Boeing 247D: Landing light switch. (2 of 2)
Boeing 247D: RPM meter (starboard)
Boeing 247D: RPM meter (port).
Boeing 247D:Manifold pressure gauge.
Boeing 247D: Cylinder head temperature gauge.
Boeing 247D: Artificial horizon.
Boeing 247D:Co-pilot air-speed indicator.
Boeing 247D: Wheel gauge.
Boeing 247D: Red & white fuel tank switch (Main).
Boeing 247D: Red & white fuel tank switch (Auxilliary).
Boeing 247D: MPH gauge.
Boeing 247D: Petot Heat (port)
Boeing 247D: Petot Heat (starboard)
Boeing 247D: Fuel gauge (port)
Boeing 247D: Fuel gauge (starboard)
Boeing 247D: Oil pressure (port)
Boeing 247D: Oil pressure (starboard)
Boeing 247D: Oil temperature (port)
Boeing 247D: Oil temperature (starboard)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (1 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (2 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (3 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (4 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (5 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (6 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (7 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (8 of 9)
Boeing 247D: Navigation switch (9 of 9)