Inflight 200 - Boeing B707-138B, Qantas Airways, "1960s - V-Jet" Colors, Named "City of Launceston", Australia, 1/200

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Metal Ready-Made Model Boeing B707-138B

Metal replica containing small plastic parts of the aircraft in 1:200 scale.

Livery: Qantas Airways, Australia

Dimensions: length: 23.3 cm, wingspan: 21.7 cm

This model comes from the aviation edition of models by the model manufacturer Inflight 200. The model is supplied on landing gear and with a stand.

Boeing 707 The Boeing 707 was a groundbreaking four-engine jet airliner developed by the Boeing Company in the 1950s. It was the first aircraft suitable for transporting a larger number of passengers over longer distances using jet engines. The Boeing 707 had a capacity of up to 189 passengers and was equipped with four Pratt & Whitney JT3C jet engines. It was the first aircraft to enable regular non-stop flights between Europe and North America, significantly improving the speed and comfort of air travel. The Boeing 707 was introduced to the market in 1958 and immediately became a huge hit. It was the best-selling jet airliner of its time and was widely used for both passenger travel and cargo transport.