Who's got some extra cash laying around? The perfect office thingy.

[Mark K 2]

Own history with an authentic window from the Queen of the Skies: the Boeing 747 jumbo jet. Since its first flight on February 9, 1969, the 747 fleet has flown 3.5 billion people - the equivalent of more than half the world's population. This passenger window is from a 747-SR81 operated by All Nippon Airways from 1981 to 2006, logging 53,096 flight hours and 24,551 flight cycles. Refurbished and polished by hand, this window is one of a limited number available for private purchase at this time; it would make a striking wall display or picture frame for home or office.



$595

 

[EddieS'04]

HUH!!!!!!!LOL

 

[Bob McDonald]

Having a window of a plane you actually flew on might be nice. One that you actually sat next to and looked out of would be fantastic. But just a generic 747 window? Not so special.



By the way, Did you notice the pair of 777 First Class seats? At only $2450.00, what a bargain. NOT! LOL

 

[H D]

I have a friend/former co-worker at Delta that collects stuff like this. I forwarded it to him. Really expensive, though.

 

[Mark Stadnicki]

I have an engraved VC-25 (B-747) window from the Presidential suite of Air Force One. Any defective windows we find during depot maintenance are replaced, saved, then given out as retirement gifts.

 

[Bill V]

StadEMS3, you give out defective WIDOWS as retirement gifts?!?!?



SO MANY completely inappropriate wise cracks that could be made in response--but I better just leave well enough alone...



:banana::rofl::banana::rofl::banana:

 

[Mark Stadnicki]

HAHAHAHA- fixed! We don't need any scandals on the news with the Air Force! :supercool: