Boeing 727 Ολυμπιακής Αεροπορίας

Boeing 727, Ολυμπιακής Αεροπορίας
Στο σημερινό βίντεο ταξιδεύουμε με ένα Boeing 727 της παλιάς Ολυμπιακής Αεροπορίας. Μείνετε μέχρι το τέλος του βίντεο για να δείτε το ιστορικό αυτό αεροπλάνο με επίγεια αλλά και εναέρια πλάνα. Θα μάθετε πού έχει τοποθετηθεί, την ιστορία του και τα χαρακτηριστικά του συγκεκριμένου τύπου αεροσκάφους !!!

This particular aircraft, called Mount Olympus, is 47M long and is one of 6 727s purchased by Aristotelis Onassis for domestic flights, but also for flights to nearby European cities. It was acquired by Olympic Aviation in 1968 and landed from Seattle at Ellinikos Airport in 1969.
The historic aircraft of the Olympic Aviation Mount Olympus was placed as a tourist attraction on a side street of Vouliagmenis avenue at the height of the Hellenic one next to the sourmena stadium and is visible to anyone moving in the stream from Athens to Glyfada.
So a very beautiful space has been created there. The Olympic Aviation Square, the placing of the aircraft there and the configuration of the space was done by the municipality of Hellinikon Argyroupoli and with the kind sponsorship of the Greek Cypriot businessman Andreas Christodoulidis.
Let's say, but now some characteristics of the specific aircraft of the Borg 727. The Boeing 727 is a three engine jet aircraft with a narrow fuselage and was used in passenger airlines and cargo transport. It was manufactured by the Boeing company from 1963 to 1984. It carried from 149 to 189 passengers. It was intended for its small and medium size and could use small and medium airports for landing. The most advanced models of the 727 model could fly from 4400 km up to 5000 km. During the twenty-year production run of the Goal 27s, 1,832 aircraft were built. The last passenger flight of the 727 worldwide took place in January 2019 on a flight within Iran. The specific aircraft belonged to the Iranian company Iran Aseman Airlines.
The Mount Olympus of Olympic Aviation remained for over 20 years in the former Hellinikon airport and its future was to be destroyed by the donation, but that of the Greek Cypriot businessman. The aircraft acquired a new life and will stand there to remind of the old Olympic Aviation, but also the Hellinikon airport. The space will be open to the public and various events will take place there.
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