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THE LATEST AMERICAN JET TRANSPORT IN FLIGHT.—The Boeing 707 jet prototype flying above Mount Rainier (14,408ft, south of Seattle. Since its recent maiden flight, the 95-ton Boeing has exceeded its designed cruising speed of 550 miles an hour. The new plane is adaptable as an airliner carrying up to 130 passengers or as a military tanker for refuelling jet bombers and fighters in flight.

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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27427, 13 August 1954, Page 11

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THE LATEST AMERICAN JET TRANSPORT IN FLIGHT.—The Boeing 707 jet prototype flying above Mount Rainier (14,408ft, south of Seattle. Since its recent maiden flight, the 95-ton Boeing has exceeded its designed cruising speed of 550 miles an hour. The new plane is adaptable as an airliner carrying up to 130 passengers or as a military tanker for refuelling jet bombers and fighters in flight. Press, Volume XC, Issue 27427, 13 August 1954, Page 11

THE LATEST AMERICAN JET TRANSPORT IN FLIGHT.—The Boeing 707 jet prototype flying above Mount Rainier (14,408ft, south of Seattle. Since its recent maiden flight, the 95-ton Boeing has exceeded its designed cruising speed of 550 miles an hour. The new plane is adaptable as an airliner carrying up to 130 passengers or as a military tanker for refuelling jet bombers and fighters in flight. Press, Volume XC, Issue 27427, 13 August 1954, Page 11