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Pratt & Whitney Engine Hang on a 757-300

Until 2002, all of the 757-300s had been built with Rolls Royce engines until Northwest Airlines became the first Boeing customer to select Pratt & Whitney engines for the 757-300.

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Unique identifier BI230061

Boeing ID k61963

Type Image

Size 2640px × 3342px 25MB

License type RM

commercial passenger planes

factory workers

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out of production

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propulsion systems

Renton Assembly Plant

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