One of the world's more unusual aircraft returns to Seattle's Boeing Field this week carrying another section of the Museum of Flight's newest acquisition, the Space Shuttle Trainer.
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'Super Guppy' aircraft returning to Boeing Field with Space Shuttle section
One of the world's more unusual aircraft returns to Seattle's Boeing Field this week carrying another section of the Museum of Flight's newest acquisition, the Space Shuttle Trainer.
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