ALAN BERNER \/ THE SEATTLE TIMES <\/p>\n
A crew member of the Super Guppy cargo plane leans from the cockpit window as the plane is hooked to a tug outside the Museum of Flight Saturday, delivering part of the NASA space shuttle trainer. <\/p>\n
BETTINA HANSEN \/ THE SEATTLE TIMES <\/p>\n
NASA's Super Guppy aircraft, carrying crew compartment of the space shuttle trainer, makes a flyover around downtown Seattle on its way to The Museum of Flight. <\/p>\n
ALAN BERNER \/ THE SEATTLE TIMES <\/p>\n
The Super Guppy delivers plenty of cargo and decibels as it arrives at the Museum of Flight Saturday. <\/p>\n
ALAN BERNER \/ THE SEATTLE TIMES <\/p>\n
The front part of the Super Guppy cargo plane is cracked open as it swings forward 90-degrees so the space shuttle trainer can be unloaded Saturday. <\/p>\n
ALAN BERNER \/ THE SEATTLE TIMES <\/p>\n
The front part of the shrink-wrapped Space Shuttle trainer is moved on a specialty vehicle with the Super Guppy in the background, its cargo bay and cockpit area at a 90-degree angle at Boeing Field. The vehicle moving the trainer part was brought up from JBLM to assist. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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