On This Day in Aviation History: January 27th
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By: Matt Molnar
Tags: Apollo 1, Boeing, Boeing 737, Cessna, P-38 Lightning
One of Delta's now-retired 737-200s, N317DL, on approach to LaGuardia. (Photo by Brian Futterman)
2002 - Boeing’s 737 becomes the first airline model in history to rack up a total of 100 million flying hours. The 737 hit the market in 1965.
1982 - Cessna delivers its 1,000th business jet
1972 - Canada’s air traffic controllers go on strike, halting civil aviation across the country.
1967 – Astronauts Gus Grissom, Edward White and Roger Chaffee are killed in a fire during a test of Apollo 1 at the Kennedy Space Center.
1939 – Lockheed’s P-38 Lightning makes its first test flight. It would become a vital asset in World War II.
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