Boeing 707 (based on)

The Boeing 707 is a pioneering commercial jetliner that revolutionized air travel in the late 1950s. It was one of the first jets to offer fast, transcontinental flight, significantly reducing travel time compared to earlier propeller planes. With a distinctive fuselage and four engines, the 707 became popular among airlines for its capacity and range, accommodating around 140 to 200 passengers. Its design set the standard for future airliners and marked the beginning of the jet age, making air travel more accessible and efficient for people around the world.