N454PC

This airframe is registered as N454PC, a Boeing-built Boeing 707-321B constructed in 1965 with manufacturer serial number 18839. The airframe is recorded as owned by the corporation Omega Air; ownership is listed to that corporate entity and no other historical ownership entries are provided. Registration is listed as US and the type category is fixed-wing multi-engine. Notable registry actions, current operator or home base, and condition or valuation highlights are not published for this specific airframe in the supplied data.

The cabin for this individual Boeing 707-321B is described as variable with passenger layouts up to approximately 189 seats and with convertible passenger/cargo capability reflecting the 707-320C configuration characteristics. Specific avionics fit, interior finish level, galley or lavatory arrangements, route assignments, and unique onboard amenities for N454PC are not published in the supplied dataset. Maintenance considerations for this airframe are limited to the general implications of operating a classic four-engine turbojet type; detailed maintenance status, modifications, or supplemental inspection records for this serial number are not provided.

As a member of the Boeing 707-300 series, the Boeing 707-321B represents a late-1960s long-range, high-capacity jet airliner optimized for transcontinental and transoceanic sectors with a maximum cruise capability of 525 kts and a service ceiling near 39,000 ft. In the contemporary market, such airframes are niche assets—valued for historic, cargo-conversion, or special-mission roles—while facing challenges in resale and operational economics compared with modern twinjets. Specific market valuation or buyer demand metrics for N454PC are not published in the provided information.