New Jetliner Damaged-Boeing's new 15-million-dollar Jet transport squats on runway after the left landing gear buckled during taxi tests late yesterday. A portion of the damaged wing flap can be seen above wing next to fuselage. The accident will delay first flight several weeks. Boeing engineers estimated. May 22, 1954. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

New Jetliner Damaged-Boeing's new 15-million-dollar Jet transport squats on runway after the left landing gear buckled during taxi tests late yesterday. A portion of the damaged wing flap can be seen above wing next to fuselage. The accident will delay first flight several weeks. Boeing engineers estimated. May 22, 1954. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).
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