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This is a great website for those of you interested in the Lockheed Constellation...

http://www.conniesurvivors.com/index.htm#top

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That website is amazing,one of my favorites...a real reference,and its always updated!!
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Neat!

Any idea what happened to the Connie that was the old "Crash Landing" Lounge in New Orleans?
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Rogue wrote:
Neat!

Any idea what happened to the Connie that was the old "Crash Landing" Lounge in New Orleans?

It was dismantled sometime in the 80s I believe. It has been reported as "been scrapped" in survivor lists since then, but I have not seen any actual photos of the a/c being cut up. Maybe there's an 049 somewhere in the New Orleans area!

Here a photo of the plane in happier days:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1028999/L/

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