Boeing 707 - Israeli Air Force screams into Prestwick 21/06/2023

A nice visitor to Prestwick airport on the 21/06/2023 in the form of a Boeing 707 (Reg: 272) of the Israeli Air Force. The aircraft retains engines that produce a distinctive and unmistakeable sound that only 707 can produce. The Boeing 707 is a relatively rare sight these days with not many still left flying. The aircraft arrived at Prestwick on the 21st June and is expected to overnight before departing sometime early on the 22nd.
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[@YANKYVICTOR]

Wao! What a place! Lovely sound!!

[@robbrownplanespotting]

Prestwick has it moments at times :-) and yeah the sound of this is something else. Thanx for watching

[@jamessmith6402]

Nice one good catch 👍 thanks

[@robbrownplanespotting]

Thanks for watching

[@walternerd3147]

Can’t believe these are still flying

[@robbrownplanespotting]

Thanks for watching, they are old but the noise is tremendous. :-)

[@GilZu]

This one is one of last 707 that was made.

[@walternerd3147]

@@GilZu I love how they retain the original PW JT3D engines must’ve been a screaming bird in this era

[@eyetrapper]

Incredible catch. Love these birds.

[@robbrownplanespotting]

Thanks a lot!

[@mariovuksanovic5077]

Israel is a developed country and the Israeli air force can fly any type of aircraft they would like yet they have kept the 707 flying in immaculate condition.
That proves that the 707 still has allot to offer in 2023.
What was good back then, is good today and will continue to be good in the future.
Bravo Israeli air force!!!

[@robbrownplanespotting]

With the noise it gives out certainly has presence enough to wake the neighbours. Thanks for watching - appreciated

[@nim205]

It's a converted refueling tanker, scheduled to be replaced long ago.

[@mgomez5606]

Do they havs EFAS?

[@robbrownplanespotting]

Sorry I don't know for sure, I would be guessing one way or another. Thanx for watching