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717-200 Nose
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717-200 Nose

The Boeing 717 was specifically designed for the short-haul, high frequency 100-passenger airline market. The highly efficient 717 concluded its production run in May 2006, though the airplane will remain in service for years to come. Final assembly of the 717 took place at the Boeing plant in Long Beach, CA. The airplane was originally part of the McDonnell Douglas airplane family and designated the MD-95 prior to merger with The Boeing Co. in 1997. The program produced 156 717s and pioneered breakthrough business and manufacturing process for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. 
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Unique identifier BI222883 
Boeing ID k62787 
Type Image 
Size 2186px × 3300px   20MB 
License type RM 
Keywords
1990s
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