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F4B/P-12
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F4B-1 Elevator, Uncovered
F4B-1 Ammuntion Reel
F4B-1 Stabilizer Without Cover
F4B-2 Covered and Uncovered Elevators
F4B-1 Ammunition Reel and Guns Mounted on Frame
F4B-2 Gun Installation
F4B-2 Covered and Uncovered Stabilizer
F4B-1 Aileron, Uncovered
Model 80A Nacelle Inspection
F4B-2 Right Side Gun Installation
F4B-1 30 Engine Installation with 30 and 50 Caliber Guns
F4B-2 Left Side Gun Installation
F4B-1 Engine Installation with Two 30 Caliber Guns
P-12B Cockpit Lining Model
F4B-4 50. Caliber Gun Installation
Model 80A Wings and Frame Assembly
P-12B Stabilizer and Elevator
Model 80A Loading Passengers
P-12D Rear Ammunition Box Supports
Model 80A with Stewardess and Passengers
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Aircraft Assemby Shop Floor, Model 80A and F4B-1
The Model 80 transport series, built for Boeing Air Transport, was America's first airliner designed specifically for passenger comfort and convenience. The first version was the 12-passenger Model 80 in 1928. It evolved into the 18-passenger Model 80A, the open cockpit Model 80B, and a deluxe executive transport, the Model 226. The first female flight attendants served passengers on the Model 80A. These were registered nurses, capable of calming travelers and clearing fences when the plane landed short of a runway.
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Unique identifier
BI211838
Boeing ID
2562b
Type
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Size
5100px × 3950px 19MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1920s
abundance
airplanes
biplanes
commercial
commercial passenger planes
F4B/P-12 series
F4B-1 (Model 99)
factories
fighters
ground shots
hangars
historic production status
interiors
manufacturing
military
military livery
Model 80
Model 80A
perspective lines
photos
Plant I
propeller planes
repetition
stairs, lifts and ladders
text
unpainted
viewed from above
vintage / retro
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