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377 Stratocruiser in Flight

The 377 Stratocruiser, introduced as the "First Lady of the Airways," had a unique place in aviation history. For the first time in many years, airplane designers focused on pampering passengers. Boeing spent more than 4.75 hours on design, development, and testing - roughly the eqivalent of 542 years - to make the "First Lady" the best that she could be. 
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Unique identifier BI229887 
Boeing ID p8202 
Type Image 
Size 3330px × 2480px   7MB 
License type RM 
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