• White, plastic commercial aircraft display model with a blue stripe. Aloha Airlines is written near the front of the fuselage on the side of the plane.
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    Following Hawaiian Airlines in 1966, Aloha introduced its own jets: three British-made BAC One-Elevens. This model displays Aloha’s original blue-and-white color scheme. In 1969 Aloha replaced the BACs with larger Boeing 737s and revamped its image with a bright and cheerful “flower power” color scheme.

  • White, plastic commercial aircraft display model with a blue stripe. Aloha Airlines is written near the front of the fuselage on the side of the plane.

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Eric Long

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NASM2014-04330

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