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In the 1980s, U.S. airlines were entering a new era. Some expanded, some faded into history, and others merged to create the carriers we know today. One aircraft, a Boeing 727-200 Advanced registered N292WA, lived through this transformation. Delivered brand new to Western Airlines in 1980, one of the last jets the airline would ever receive, it later traded its red and white “Flying W” for Delta’s blue widget after the 1987 merger. For over two decades, N292WA connected passengers from coast to coast, quietly bridging the legacies of two airlines. Today, its story is preserved as Delta 727 PlaneTags.
Hemisphere Dancer: Jimmy Buffett’s Legendary Aircraft
Get ready to own a rare piece of aviation and pop culture history with the Hemisphere Dancer PlaneTags, crafted from the legendary Grumman HU-16 Albatross that was once owned by Jimmy Buffett. Only a small number exclusive tags will be available, giving you the chance to collect a piece of this iconic aircraft, now immortalized by MotoArt. In this blog, we’ll explore the fascinating history of the Hemisphere Dancer and how you can own a piece of it.
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