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377 Stratocruiser
377 Stratocruiser 
377 Stratocruiser Cutaway Model
377 Stratocruiser Cutaway Model 
Boeing Model 377 and DC-3 on Boeing Field runway
Boeing Model 377 and DC-3 on Boeing Field runway 
DC-3 Refueling
DC-3 Refueling 
377 Stratocruiser in Flight
377 Stratocruiser in Flight 
Douglas DC-3 with Llamas
Douglas DC-3 with Llamas 
DC-3 Mainliner on the Ground
DC-3 Mainliner on the Ground 
DC-3 Production Line in Santa Monica
DC-3 Production Line in Santa Monica 
377 Stratocruiser Passenger Cabin
377 Stratocruiser Passenger Cabin 
377 Stratocruiser Manufacturing
377 Stratocruiser Manufacturing 
377 Stratocruiser with Engines Running
377 Stratocruiser with Engines Running 
377 Stratocruiser Lower-Deck Salon
377 Stratocruiser Lower-Deck Salon 
377 Stratocruiser Passenger Cabin
377 Stratocruiser Passenger Cabin 
377 Stratocruiser with engines running
377 Stratocruiser with engines running 
Demonstration of the 377 Stratocruiser's Cargo Capacity
Demonstration of the 377 Stratocruiser's Cargo Capacity 
377 Stratocruiser Rollout with Tilted Tail
377 Stratocruiser Rollout with Tilted Tail 
Passengers Relax in the 377 Stratocruiser's Lower Deck
Passengers Relax in the 377 Stratocruiser's Lower Deck 
377 Stratocruiser Lower Deck Lounge
377 Stratocruiser Lower Deck Lounge 
377 Stratocruiser Spacious Flight Deck
377 Stratocruiser Spacious Flight Deck 
377 Stratocruiser
377 Stratocruiser 
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DC-3 with 377 Stratocruiser

The DC-3 popularized air travel and made airline profits possible, while the 377 Stratocruiser set a new standard for luxurious air travel with its tastefully decorated extra-wide passenger cabin and gold-appointed dressing rooms. Pan American placed the first order for 20 377 Stratocruisers, worth $24 million, and they began service between San Francisco, Calif., and Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1949. 
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Unique identifier BI224757 
Boeing ID hs707c 
Type Image 
Size 2908px × 2281px   19MB 
License type RM 
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1940s
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