Boeing 720 'Caesar's Chariot'

Boeing 720 'Caesar's Chariot'- passenger plane, modification of the famous Boeing 707 passenger transcontinental airliner, created for the exploitation of regional and medium-haul air routes in 1959. In total 65 aircraft were built, used mainly by US airlines. Aside from its usual role as a passenger plane, there were two planes which significantly differed from the rest, and some celebrated rock and pop stars of the time were their passengers. N7224U, which belonged to the luxury Hotel Caesar Palace and had been christened Caesar's Chariot was the second in the 'air odyssey' of the Led Zeppelin group. This plane was also leased by the managers of one of the biggest pop groups of all time, the Bee Gees, and flew them across the USA on their major tour in support of their Spirits Having Flown album in 1980..
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