3 Tricky Ones To ID…..

The dual overwing emergency exits give it away as a 200

I noticed that too, couldn’t get a clear enough photo of a 100 to check that out

The dual overwing emergency exits give it away as a 200

I noticed that too, couldn’t get a clear enough photo of a 100 to check that out

last one is a 727 for sure

I’d guess 727-200 due to the fact it has a laughably disguised AA livery

The dual overwing emergency exits give it away as a 200

last one is a 727 for sure

I’d guess 727-200 due to the fact it has a laughably disguised AA livery

The dual overwing emergency exits give it away as a 200

1) Northrop YC-125A Raider
2) My mind is saying Aer Macchi whatsitcalled trainer/light attack, but in the back of my head a little voice is saying “US navy, US navy, US navy”, which would rule out Aer Macchi. I have to give up on this on. Pass it on to the military forum! The main gear reminds me of an F-16
3) ex AA Boeing 727-200

1) Northrop YC-125A Raider
2) My mind is saying Aer Macchi whatsitcalled trainer/light attack, but in the back of my head a little voice is saying “US navy, US navy, US navy”, which would rule out Aer Macchi. I have to give up on this on. Pass it on to the military forum! The main gear reminds me of an F-16
3) ex AA Boeing 727-200

Northrop C-125 Raider – at Pima Air and Space museum
Grumman F-11 Tiger
Boeing 727-200 (ex American) – at San Bernadino(?)

Andy!

Northrop C-125 Raider – at Pima Air and Space museum
Grumman F-11 Tiger
Boeing 727-200 (ex American) – at San Bernadino(?)

Andy!

last one is a 727 for sure

I’d guess 727-200 due to the fact it has a laughably disguised AA livery

last one is a 727 for sure

I’d guess 727-200 due to the fact it has a laughably disguised AA livery