First 720 built. N7201U was sold to Contemporary Entertainment, owned by singer Bobby Sherman and his manager, Ward Sylvester, in January 1973. It was first painted in a gold and black livery and christened "The Starship". As a VIP transport, it was used by rock bands such as Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, The Rolling Stones, Alice Cooper, Bob Dylan and Elton John. John Lennon, Frank Sinatra, and Cher were passengers at one time or another. It was last chartered by Peter Frampton for the "Frampton Comes Alive" tour - Information from thisdayinaviation/powerpop.blog (photographer unknown)

Delivered to United Airlines as N7201U in 1960. To Contemporary Entertainment in 1973, McCulloch International in 1975 then to Aeroamerica and leased to Private Jet Services in 1978. Withdrawn from use at Luton in 1979 due to corrosion. Scrapped in 1982.

Devoid of any markings.

Still carrying Gary Wright stickers after its use by the singer. N7201U was most famously Led Zeppelin's tour jet in the 1970s, featuring in the band's concert movie "Song Remains the Same". Starship One was scrapped in 1982.

This was the first production Boeing 720 f/f 23.11.59. Delivered to UAL 01.10.60. Sold for corporate use in 01.73 and WFU in 03.79.