Omega Air Tankers Boeing 707 N707CA

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By BAFR24 @ 2026-05-05 21:25:43
Omega Air Tankers 707 sitting on ground, stored here since 2001.

HISTORY OF THIS AIRCRAFT
Northwest Orient Airlines - N353US - 1963-1972
Cathay Pacific - VR-HGO - 1972-1978
Private Owner - VR-CAO - 1978-1981
Jet 24 (leased) - N651TF - 1981-1985
Jay Bee Charters - N351SR - 1986-1990
Govt of Liberia - EL-SKD - 1990
Execaire - G-BSZA - 1990-1991
'Sovreign 707' - VR-BMV - 1991-1993
Norma Shipping - VR-BOR - 1993-1994
Al Wisar Trading Co - HZ-SAK1 - 1994-1996
Omega Air - P4-FDH (To N707CA in 2001) - 1996-present
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@ 2026-05-05 22:29:04
As a Mission Planner who worked closely with air refueling scheduling at McChord AFB, I got to fly on this, or one of Omega's other 707's when we were evaluating their services. These jet's don't have a boom, which prevents almost all USAF aircraft from using them.