CV-990 Coronado American AirlinesConvair CV 990 Coronado airplane model. The first Convair 990, also called the Coronado, made its first flight on January 24, 1961. Though the 990 was a good performer aerodynamically, it was not well conceived in terms of payload, operator options, and cabin customer appeal. The Convair's 880 and 990 program proved an extremely costly venture for the company, and since that time the aviation divisions of General Dynamics Corporation have confined

it was quickly changed into a very advanced gunless all-weather interceptor with advanced radar and missile armament

Aimed at the short/medium range market of the 737 and MD-80

This model is painted to reflect the aircraft flown by Major Richard Bong

Production ended in late 1960 after 277 F-106As and 63 F-106Bs had been built

The mission of the VC-25A aircraft -- Air Force One -- is to provide air transport for the president of the United States

A small number served with RAF coastal command in 1943

and its structure drew heavily on the Monorail

The C-27A Spartan is a twin turboprop engine aircraft designed to meet Air Force requirements for a rugged

" named in response to Allied air assaults on Germany during World War II)

Skyraiders remained in production until February 1957

the "Eyes of the Fleet" operated by Photo Reconnaissance Squadrons (VFP)

With its reliable performance and one-of-a-kind features