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Platinum Air Boeing 727-2J4(Adv) (N696CA) | Photo 2505

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Photo ID 2505, uploaded January 29, 2012

Flight deck of a freshly restored 727.

Miami - Opa Locka (OPF / KOPF) - Florida, United States

Photo taken: March 23, 2010

Operator: Platinum Air
Type: Boeing 727-2J4(Adv)
Registration: N696CA
Serial: 22574/1733

Category: Civil Aircraft - Airliner
Marked as: Cockpit

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Comments on this photo:

ANCFlyer29 Jan 12, 23:40

Back when flying was an art, not a computer game. Great shot.

CO777ER30 Jan 12, 07:42

Is that an INS just above the throttles?

graphic31 Jan 12, 04:52

Looks like onboard radar

CO777ER31 Jan 12, 05:54

I think graphic is correct. It looks like the range and other knobs above it.

ShyFlyer02 Feb 12, 02:05

Graphic nailed it. Weather radar. Black boxes to either side of that dispaly would be GPS navigators. Trimble I think.

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