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Posted by Mark Bermudez (m2eagle2) on 10/2/2007, 2:38 pm, in reply to "Re: Clipper Names/ N64AF" You are correct about Clipper Morning Glory. Many times Pan Am did renames on their aircraft and failed to write them down anywhere. This drives me nuts in my research! Have a great day, --Previous Message--
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Hi Markus,
A good example is a 747SP temporarily renamed Clipper Kiss Special. Renamed for the rock band "KISS" and their world tour. I was lucky to know a friend who was a fan of "KISS" and had a photo.
Mark Bermudez
: --Previous Message--
: Hello,
:
: I need data about the Clipper Names of
: N64AF.
:
: In which time period this Clipper was
: renamed to "Morning Glory" ?
:
: Thank You.
:
: Regards,
:
: Markus
:
:
:
: --Previous Message--
: This aircraft is a Boeing 707 - 321CF
: (N474PA)
: and a 727 (N568PE) leased from Continental.
: According to my research N64AF is a 737 -
: 222 first named Clipper Spandau, later
: renamed Clipper San Diego.
: The internet lists Clipper Morning Glory as
: a 737-200 which is incorrect.
:
: Have a great day,
: Mark Bermudez
:
:
: Hello Mark,
:
: I also had this information. But meanwhile I
: own the following photo of N64AF taken at
: Miami International Airport in 1989:
:
: http://img250.imageshack.us/img250/9929/n64afmm1.jpg
:
: So I think "Morning Glory" must be
: the last Clipper Name of N64AF, cause this
: aircraft was in service until 1989 (year of
: the photo).
:
: Next example is N806PA:
: The internet lists only the Clipper Name
: "Betsy Ross". But here is a photo
: of this Clipper with the name "Jesse
: Owens", taken at Berlin-Tegel Airport
: in 1986:
:
: http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/9388/n806pati8.jpg
:
: Regards,
:
: Markus
:
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