Ex-N7585A. Later EL-AKA, YN-CDE, C5-GOB, OM-WFA, 9Q-CJT, EL-WAM, 3D-WAM, 3D-ADK, 9XR-IS. Written off 4-Jul-2002 at Bangui. Ran out of fuel and crashed 4km short of the runway.

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Ports of Call Denver bought this former American Airlines 707 in 1982. The travel club re-branded as Skyworld in 1986 and changed their license to allow non-travel club charters to better utilize their aircraft.

Ex-N8439. Broken up at Miami 1994

Re branded in Sep 85, Skyworld was formerly Ports of Call which was founded in 1966. However, by Aug 88 they reverted back to the Ports of Call brand. It didn't help and the airline ceased operations in Jul 89.

Photographed from the balcony as it taxis out for runway 24.

N712PC was sold in Gambia as C5-AMM in 1995.

Seen at IAD just after name change from Ports-Of-Call. Had been N8433 with AA.

Originally Pan Am's N319PA in 1966, Ports of Call bought this 727 15 years later. In 1986 the travel club was renamed Skyworld but not for long as it reverted to PoC in 1988, only for the operation to cease a year later. The 727 went to SAM at the end of 1987 as HK-3396X and was placed in store at Sheldon, WA in 7.95 as N91392 but was b/u by 12.98