ex Pan Am N754PA (photographer not known)

Lionair tail logo

Don't let the registration fool you! This isn't actually N707CK. This machine was previously used by Corsair as F-GIMJ and retired in Mojave some time before. It was painted in the colours of the fictitious airline Oceanic Airlines and used for the ground scenes for the 1996 movie 'Executive Decision' (notice the "hole" painted on the fuselage). Another B747 with real reg N707CK was used for the flying scenes.

The other side carries Air Liberté colours

The other side carries Corse Air colours

A five engined 747 with a spare engine under the port wing. This method was used to transport spare engines before wide-body freighters became common. This was cropped from the background of another shot, luckily taken on 6x6 film.

"Clipper Ocean Rover" rolling out on 9R, reversers open.

Delivered new to Pan Am in May 1970 as N754PA serving until December 1986. Operated by Lionair from January 1988 and here departing from Manchester to Orlando on holiday charter flight IQ804.

"Clipper Ocean Rover" about to end another trip on 9R at MIA. Later regns were LX-FCV and F-GIMJ.