Delta’s first Douglas DC-9, N3304L, Delta Prince Stewardess Carol Koberlein VTG For Sale

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Delta’s first Douglas DC-9, N3304L, Delta Prince Stewardess Carol Koberlein VTG:
$24.99

SUPER RARE DELTA AIR LINES PHOTO PAPER NOT GLUE ON THE BACK.

Miss Carol Marie Koberlein christens Delta's first Douglas DC-9, N3304L, Delta Prince. Miss Koberlein served with Delta Air Lines until she retired, 31 May 2000. (Delta Digest)

Delta Airlines was the lead customer for the Douglas DC-9. Delta's first DC-9, serial number 45699, F.A.A. registration N3304L, was delivered in a ceremony at the Douglas plant at Long Beach Airport,

7 October 1965. Using a bottle containing water from twenty rivers in Delta's area of operations, Stewardess Carol Marie Koberlein christened the airplane Delta Prince. Later that day it was flown to Atlanta by Delta's legendary Captain Thomas Prioleau Ball, the airline's Director of Flight Opera-tions. The duration of the flight was 4 hours, 19 minutes.

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