This was the 53rd Boeing 737 built and is one of the oldest examples still in existence. It was the first 737 delivered to Piedmont Airlines, as N737N, on 8 August 1968 and flew with its last operator, Frontier Airlines, until the end of 2002. It is now used for technical instruction.

The George T Baker Aviation School is located just outside the Eastern fence of the airport

An early operator of the 737, Piedmont took delivery of Chesapeake Pacemaker on 8 / 8 / 68 with this appropriate palindrome registration. The aircraft was re-registered N205AU when Piedmiont was bought by US Air. Sold and leased to Frontier Airlines 1994 - 99, the aircraft ended up at the George T Baker Aviation School in Miami, FL after years of storage.

Pictured at dusk about to taxy out for departure.