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DC-7

The DC-7 was the last major piston engine powered transport made by the Douglas Aircraft Company. The DC-7 was produced from 1953 to 1958 when the first jet passenger aircraft arrived on the scene. The DC-7 was the first airliner to provide non- stop service from coast to coast in America. In total there were 338 DC-7’s produced and purchased by 18 different airlines. When the jets replaced the DC-7 they found new work as cargo planes and charter work.


Douglas DC-7C "Seven Seas" Pan American World Airways, Nov 1956 "N731PA"
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Douglas DC-7C "D-ABAC" Sudflug International, Stuttgart, Germany, Sept 1967
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Douglas DC-7C B.O.A.C. G-AOIB, 1957
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Douglas DC-7C Sabena "OO-SFE"
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Douglas DC-7C KLM "PH-DSC", Amsterdam 1959
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Douglas DC-7 "N5906" Braniff International Airways
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Douglas DC-7C HB-IBK Swissair "Zurich"
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Douglas DC-7C Pan American World Airways "N744PA", 1950s
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