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• Aircraft Type: Boeing 247D
  Constructor's Number (MSN): 1692
  Place of manufacture: Seattle WA
  Date Built: 1933
  Registration: NC13311
  Operator: Pennsylvania Air Lines
  Previous Identities: Formerly operated by Varney Air Lines, Boeing Air Transport and United Air Lines
  Notes and comments:  To AVIANCA 1945 as C-145 and returned to United States 1953 as N1060M
  The blisters on the rear fuselage housed flotation gear required for flights across Lake Erie between Detroit and Cleveland by twin-engined airliners, a route that required tri-motors. (Refer; The Boeing 247 The First Modern Airliner,  F Robert van der Linden)
• Photographer: unknown
  Location: unknown
  Original Media: found snapshot
  Registration: NC13311
  Digitized: 11 November 2021
  Posted to GAA: 11 November 2021
  GAA Image Number: 51170-1
  Notes and comments: -
  
  

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