coach seat section: Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA), Boeing 727 cabin interior

Date:1970s
Medium:Plastic, metal, vinyl, polyester
Credit Line: Gift of Chris and Leacy Laborde
Accession Number:2021.057.010
Dimensions:42 x 60 x 24 inches (106.7 x 152.4 x 61 cm)
Collection:Aviation Museum
Category:Equipment
Subcategory:Furnishing, Aircraft
Manufacturer :Boeing Company
airline: Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA)
company: Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA)
Description

Seat section manufactured by Boeing Company for Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA), from Boeing 727 aircraft; three brightly colored seat section with armrests and slip over antimacassars, metal legs and frame; fold out trays behind each seat.

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