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GE’s Propulsion Test Platform now on display at the Pima Air and Space Museum. This a/c was the 25th 747 built, delivered to Pan Am in early 1970, named it Clipper Ocean Spray and registered it N744PA. GE used it from early 1992 as an engine testbed until its retirement a year ago.
