N607US was withdrawn from use in 1994 and broken up at Greenwood in 1998.

This Luxuryliner was delivered to American Airlines October 8, 1970. The aircraft was a movie star when it appeared in the film Airport 77. Leased to Braniff Airlines for one month (October to November) in 1978 to start their new Hawaii service. Finally sold to Citicorp Leasing in May 1984, it would see service with National, Air Afrique, Iran Air, Cargolux and then bought by United Airlines in January 1988. The classic jumbo was retired on September 1999 and stored at Las Vegas, NV. Ferried to Greenwood, MS early in 200, the classic 747 was parted out over the next two years, then scrapped.

Smokey touchdown on Rwy 16L. Nice to catch the JAL 747SRs - not that many of them about anymore.

Freighters don't need to be kept as pristine as passenger aircraft but seeing N654PA trundling past cannot have been good for the whole Pan Am brand. In 1983 it was sold to Flying Tigers as N817FT.

N659PA was reregistered N609FF in August 1993.

This venerable old girl is pictured about to touch down on rw24R as N347SW waits for release on the left.

N732PA was reregistered N475EV in July 1991.

Holding for departure on 9L, this 747 later carried the regns of N8769V, N40108, B-1868, N902PA and N481EV.

N740PA was reregistered N493GX in 1990.

N738PA was damaged beyond repair in a landing accident at Karachi on August 4, 1983.

N741PA was reregistered N494GX in March 1992.

The "Robert E. Johnson" seen in the 747 Friendship livery

Later rr F-BPVQ.