Inflight 200 Trans World Airlines Boeing 707-331B N18710 1/200 IF707TW0625

N18710 operated TWA’s final scheduled Boeing 707 passenger service, flying TWA Flight 4 from Miami to New York JFK on 30 October 1983 with 79 passengers aboard. It was also the final scheduled Boeing 707 passenger flight by a US airline in the continental United States.

Celebrate the golden age of international air travel with this impressive Inflight 200 Trans World Airlines Boeing 707-331B, featuring registration N18710.

Produced in 1/200 scale, this highly detailed die-cast model captures the unmistakable lines of the Boeing 707 in TWA’s classic red-and-white livery. It comes complete with a display stand and makes a superb addition to any collection of historic American airliners.

The Boeing 707 helped transform long-distance passenger travel during the early jet age. TWA operated the type extensively on domestic and international routes, and the aircraft became closely associated with the airline’s worldwide expansion during the 1960s and 1970s.

Model details

Manufacturer: Inflight 200
Airline: Trans World Airlines – TWA
Aircraft: Boeing 707-331B
Registration: N18710
Scale: 1/200
Reference: IF707TW0625
Material: Die-cast metal
Display stand: Included
Condition: New and boxed

A finely detailed collectable representing one of TWA’s most recognisable classic jet airliners.