Flight Miniatures TWA '64-74 Boeing 747-100 1/200 Scale Model with Stand

Flight Miniatures TWA '64-74 Boeing 747-100 1/200 Scale Model with Stand Flight Miniatures are hallow plastic snap fit display models. Models are printed, not decaled, and include plastic stand.  Historical Livery Series.Trans World Airlines (TWA) was the second airline to order and take delivery of the Boeing 747-100. Beginning December 31, 1969, a total of 19 new 747-100s were delivered to TWA from Boeing. In February 1970, TWA became the first airline to fly the Boeing 747 on a U.S. domestic route, the New York-to-Los Angeles route. This model represents ship N93101 in its original delivery colors. It was the first 747-100 ordered by TWA and the 5th built by Boeing. It had its first flight on July 13, 1969, however, it was not delivered to TWA until August 18, 1970. The "Double Globe" livery was the current TWA livery from 1964 to 1975. The 747-100 entered commercial service in 1970. Initially, engines were available only from Pratt & Whitney, but by 1975 engines were also avail