Plane Tag Pan Am Boeing 727 Clipper Troubadour

OUR PLANE'S STORY
Our Boeing 727-227 took its first flight on May 12, 1970. Registered as N402BN, it flew for Braniff International Airways, followed by Northwest Airlines as N206US. On March 14, 1988, it was delivered to Pan Am as N385PA and flew with the airline until 1991. It remained in boneyard storage, still in its Pan Am colors, until 2023.

“Every country has an airline. The World has Pan Am.” Pan Am distinguished itself as more than just a U.S. carrier; it became a symbol of international air travel, connecting continents and cultures, and earning a reputation as a pioneer and ambassador in the world of aviation.

Pan Am 727 Plane Tags are a tangible piece of Pan Am’s legacy. Indulge in the allure of vintage air travel and own a piece of aviation history with limited-edition Pan Am Boeing 727 Plane Tags.

Pan Am 727 Tail #N385PA Characteristics:

• Manufacturer: BOEING
• Type: Boeing 727-227
• Tail #: N385PA
• Crew: 7 (2 Pilots, 1 Flight Engineer, 4 Flight Attendants)
• Passengers: 145 (14 First Class, 131 Economy)
• Wing Span: 108 ft 10 In
• Length: 153 ft 2 in
• Height: 34 ft 0 in

Performance:

• Range: 3,900 nmi
• Cruise Speed: 465 knots
• Ceiling: 42,000 ft
• Empty weight: 98,040 lb
• Max Takeoff: 194,800 lb
• Rate of Climb: 2,380 ft / minute
• Engine: 3x P&W Jt8d-7b Turbofans