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aircraft design - Was the 727 the last airliner whose doors could be opened in flight? - Aviation Stack Exchange
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers - What does this do? This is a photo of a airstairs on a Boeing 727. Many other rear engine aircraft have (or had) rear airstairs, including; DC-9 ,
![PJ de Jong (PJ) on Twitter: "The Boeing 727 airstair at the rear of the aircraft. Convenient! http://t.co/5WVh7fv0Qw" / Twitter PJ de Jong (PJ) on Twitter: "The Boeing 727 airstair at the rear of the aircraft. Convenient! http://t.co/5WVh7fv0Qw" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B15xgVQIEAA-c9n.jpg)