The 707 and DC-8 Classic Aircraft

Video from the 707 and DC-8.

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• Douglas
• DC-8
• Boeing
• 707

[doggyduty101]

nice vid. which software did u use 4 this?

[boeing7372]

i used imovie-thanks for all your comments!

[djdickhead]

what the hell, the 707 is reliable and safe as, sure there were a few crashes here and there but these planes did thousands of kilometres every day for 20+ years and transported millions of people safely and quickly. the 707 is regarded as important to the aviation industry as even the douglas dc-3!

[jevo19]

hmmm looks like an airbus a340, lol im just yanking your chain, there both great planes....wish they were still air worthy <=(

[Pvjinflight]

@solomonpilot767 Fatass

[solomonpilot767]

@Pvjinflight thank u pussy face!

[Pvjinflight]

@solomonpilot767 Stunt planes are planes too dumbass

[marshalllucky]

my aunt she has these old plaine in her garden, she use it to keep in the chickens ;-)

[SpeedyNeutrino43]

The Douglas DC-8 was a little faster and bigger, but Boeing already had the advantage of having the 707 already flying. I flew in a Swissair DC-8 once from Kennedy to Zurich and the plane rattled and squeaked the whole way and the interior was ragged out. It must have been on one of its last flights. Lucky me.

[solomonpilot767]

Boeing 707 will nvr die,that is the only plane that did 360!

[walkandlookup]

0:48 CFM56?

[panamcunard]

The 707 was a flying tank ! A Pan Am 707 had a good part of it's wing burned off, and it landed safey.

[sk8erboi66ericko]

"Life is a Highway" I don't know the artist, but you'll find it as Disney's "CARS" movie Soundtrack ;-)

[AlexS3800]

@flydude1063

Emergency exits are not a way to tell them apart.

Just like the 707, the 720 also had two type III emergency exits over each wing when certified for "high density" ops (149pax). See plenty of ex NW, AA or EA birds in their 2nd life. :-)