| INDEX | |||
| Line number | 15924 | ||
| Registry | N1024V | ||
| Variant | Boeing 377-10-26 | ||
| Built | Apr-48 | ||
| Delivered | 11-Jun-49 | ||
| Disposition | Scrapped | ||
| DispDate | 6-Dec-79 | ||
| First Flight October 7th, 1948 | |||
| Used by Boeing for testing as Clipper America | |||
| Delivered to Pan American on 11 June 1949 | |||
| Transfered to Pan American World Airways June 12, 1949 as Clipper Bald Eagle | |||
| Retrofitted as a Super Stratocruiser, renamed Clipper Cathay ("Kathay" in Pan Am operating manual) | |||
| Retired in 1960 | |||
| Stored at Miami in 1960 | |||
| Traded to Boeing in 25 Jan 1961 | |||
| Sold to Lee Mansdorf | |||
| Sold to Aero Spacelines, Inc. (ASI) | |||
| Used as the main airframe for the 377PG | |||
| Sold to American Jet 23 Oct 1974 Registered N126AJ | |||
| Registration cancelled 5 FEB 1979 | |||
| Scrapped 6 Dec 1979 (NOTE: Allen Paulson had instructed his crews to not scrap the plane until after Jack Conroy had passed away) | |||
| The 46 section (lower aft fuselage) from the dismantled 377PG was later sent to Airbus Industrie in France for use in manufacturing SGT-201 S/N 0004 | |||