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From: "Skip Slater" <skipslater@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Livin' on the edge
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Guys,
   The plane in the hail damage photos is a B-727-200 which was delivered 
new to my airline (American) sometime in the 1970's.  In fact, my logbook 
shows that I flew in the right seat of that very plane back on 12/6/88 when 
I was a La Guadria based First Officer.
   When American phased out their 727's, they were either sent to the desert 
or sold to a whole host of other carriers, mostly for conversion to 
freighters, as this one was to Burlington Air Express.
   Skip Slater
   N540ES