Flight Manual for the Boeing 707
Flight Manual for the Boeing 707
Flight Manual for the Boeing 707
Flight Manual for the Boeing 707
Flight Manual for the Boeing 707

BOEING 707

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Title: Boeing 707

The Boeing 707 first flew as the Boeing prototype model 367-80 in July 1954. The USAF ordered the aircraft into production as the KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft. Boeing developed a slightly larger version of the aircraft as the Boeing 707 airliner which first entered service in 1958. Although not the first jet airliner into service it was the most widespread in service and is usually credited with starting the jet age.

It remained in production from 1958 until 1979 by which time a total of 865 had been produced.

This title contains the TWA flight manual for the Boeing 707, a manufacturer’s training manual and an interesting booklet on the aircraft. The files have been scanned from the original documents and retain any colour pages.

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Description

This title contains:

  • Trans World Airlines (TWA) Flight Handbook for the Boeing 707 (-131 and -331 models), last revised in 1977 with approx. 640 pages.
  • Manufacturer’s Pilot Training Manual for the Boeing 707/720, Boeing document D6-3529 undated with approx. 313 pages.
  • Small booklet titled “Flying the 707”, written by B J Hurren of Aviation magasine, dated 1964 with approx. 27 pages.

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