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717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs 
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs 
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs 
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs
717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
Servicing a 717-200 on the Tarmac, European Tour
Servicing a 717-200 on the Tarmac, European Tour 
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717 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Wet Tarmac
717-200 on Wet Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
Servicing a 717-200 on the Tarmac, European Tour
Servicing a 717-200 on the Tarmac, European Tour 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
717-200 on Tarmac in Seville, Spain, European Tour
717-200 on Tarmac in Seville, Spain, European Tour 
717-200 on Tarmac
717-200 on Tarmac 
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717-200 on Tarmac with BMWs

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. Powered by BMW Rolls-Royce BR715 engines, the Boeing 717 completed its first flight in September 1998. Because the 100-seat twinjet will be used for short routes and will experience a high number of takeoffs and landings every day, its systems--including its power plant--was designed to withstand the added severity of high-cycle operations. 
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Unique identifier BI219110 
Boeing ID 98d09511 
Type Image 
Size 3840px × 1232px   13MB 
License type RM 
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1990s
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