09/1986 broken up Ardmore ; forward fuselage to Disney World, presum the fuselage at Delta Heritage Museum (Atlanta) in Delta colours
1992 fuselage used in Film "Passenger 57"
06/2006 seen Atlanta with illuminated cockpit
Pictures
N1011 at the end of the assembly line ready for rollout. This was one of five
TriStars that were used in the L-1011 flight test and
certification program
N1011 in original roll out colors orange and white,
with Lockheed TriStar in black on the fwd fuselage and the L-1011
eagle logo (known as the "desert chicken").
The second paintsheme was orange and gold with Lockheed L-1011 on the forward
fuselage and "Advanced TriStar" on tail. This (last) paint scheme was used after the
extended wings (with active ailerons) were installed.
Broken up
L1011 replica fuselage painted as Delta Airlines
When N1011 was scrapped at Ardmore in 1986, the fuselage was purchased by Delta.
However, it spent several years at Florida's Disney-MGM Studios (on lease
from Delta) for filming purposes (including "Passenger 57").
