Douglas DC-9 Window "667066010447" the DC-8 was the first

the DC-8 was the first commercial transport to break the sound barrier

5 hour playtime on a single charge

These distinctive Boeing Totem wood-look coasters are made from medium-density fiberboard etched with the historic totem logo and coated with a waterproof finish

The new Pratt & Whitney JT8D turbofan engine was selected to power the 727

This handsome piece is a fitting tribute to a legendary plane

Douglas DC-9 Window "667066010447" the DC-8 was the firstThis limited edition artifact would be the perfect gift for a dedicated aviation fan. The Douglas DC 9 was a twin engine, single aisle jetliner with rear mounted engines and a distinctive T tail. Nearly a thousand DC 9s were built, and a number are still in service today. This passenger window is from a DC 9 31 operated by an airline, logging 62,611 flight hours and 58,601 flight cycles. Refurbished and polished by hand, the window is one of a limited