Later regns include D2-TOL.

Holding for the departure runway. Western flew this 707 from 1968-1980 before selling it to MEA

Scanned from a duplicate slide by the late Clint Groves.

N1502W was the first of eleven registrations carried by this 707, delivered to Western in 7.68. After disposal in 5.80, lease operators included Eagle Air, Aer Lingus and Arrow before purchase by Shanghai Airlines in 10.85 (B-2425). Stored in HKG from 11.89, next served as a freighter for Chad but in 10.92 took up this Honduran reg although flying in Race Cargo colours, retained during the mere two months under the Star Flight name. Later had 9J, ZS and EL regs but b/u Manston 6.01

Previously with Western Airlines, this 707 would later get quiet nacelle hush kitting to allow MEA to operate it into the late '90s.

Delivered to WAL in June 1968.Sold as D2-TOL in July 1980. Seen taking off from SFO wearing the type's initial colour scheme.

Delivered to the Canadian Armed Forces in 1970. Ended up with the USAF as E-8C JSTARS 97-0201.