Permalink: http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/Boeing-307-Stratoliner-Radio-Officer-s-Station-2JRSXLJJZCS0.htmlCopyright © Boeing. All Rights Reserved.View Photo/Video onlyConceptually similarRestored PAA 307 Stratoliner Radioman's Station307 Stratoliner Flight Deck, 1940Restored PAA 307 Stratoliner Navigator StationRestored PAA 307 Stratoliner Flight Deck307 Flight Engineer's Station307 Radio Officer's StationRestored PAA 307 Stratoliner Passenger Cabin SeatingRestored PAA 307 Stratoliner Passenger CabinRestored PAA 307 Stratoliner LavatoryView AllView more with similar tones Boeing 307 Stratoliner Radio Officer's StationSelect usageWhat Type of Order?Usage:Boeing 307 Stratoliners were the world's first fully pressurized commercial airliners. They were able to fly at 20,000 feet, which was deemed "above the weather" at that time. The Stratoliner was the first airplane to have a flight engineer as a member of the crew. The engineer was responsible for maintaining power settings, pressurization and other subsystems, leaving the pilot free to concentrate on other aspects of flying the aircraft. Boeing built just 10 of them.BI42007 (12303b)Maximum size:2266px × 2832px (~18 MB)7.5in × 9.4in (300dpi)License type:Rights ManagedKeywords:1930s-307 Stratoliner-aircraft-airplanes-black and white-Boeing-close-ups-commercial-commercial passenger planes-flight decks-ground shots-historic production status-instrument panels-interiors-monoplanes-nobody-passenger vehicles-photos-products-propeller planes-text-vehicles-vertical-vintage / retroRelated Photo/Videos:View All
