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Boeing 727-100 (N311AG)

Submitted 8 years ago

b727-17(re)wl n311ag dep shannon 26/8/16.

59 of N311AG 1441 of B721 14067 at EINN

Brian Buckley

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LELAND SCHMIDT8 years ago

Another great photo Brian!!

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Brian BuckleyPhoto Uploader8 years ago

thanks leland

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chalet8 years ago

Nice picture; I wonder if this plane is allowed to land in the US for not even Stage3 noise reduction systems would meet current requirements. Any comments.

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Charles Guenther8 years ago

I can well imagine that Mr. Getty can land and takeoff pretty much as he pleases.

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Jonathan Jeffries8 years ago

I would think they could land in the US...that's where the plane is registered.

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John Shearer8 years ago

Looking closely you'll find compliant engines - tip off is the much larger cowling nacelles on #1 and #3 while #2 is hushed in the traditional manner aft of the cowlings. Probably some grandfathering going on as well. Great photo of a great airplane - many an hour in the saddle.

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Boeing 727-100 (N311AG)

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