Advertisement in the «Saturday Evening Post», June 4, 1949
| 1 From this completely equipped stainless steel galley come delicious, oven-hot meals. | 2 Relax in the most comfortable of chairs, in the Stratocruiser's spacious main cabin. | 3 The beautifully appointed powder room will appeal to every lady air traveler. |
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| 4 Descending a spiral staircase, you enter the cozy and luxurious lower-deck lounge. | 5 Cargo is loaded in a large compartment forward. Luggage is stowed aft. | 6 Ample space and visibility in the "greenhouse" make this an airplane pilots like to fly. |
| The airliner that has everything HERE'S a 3-minute tour of the world's first true super-transport — the great new Boeing Stratocruiser. It has all the features shown above and more that can't be photographed. Comfort, for instance — the comfort of breathing clear, pure air, at exactly the right temperature; cabin altitude control so efficient that even at 25,000 feet you feel no change in pressure; smooth, quiet flight; and 340-mile-an-hour speed that saves you hours even in this air age. But most important of all is the security you feel-your knowledge of the staunch dependability inherent in the Stratocruiser — Boeing-designed and Boeing-built. |
Boeing S T R A T O C R U I S E R Boeing Is building fleets of Stratocruisers for these forward-looking airlines: NORTHWEST AIRLINES AMERICAN OVERSEAS AIRLINES UNITED AIR LINES BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS For the Air Force, B-50 Superfortress, B-47 Stratojet and C-97 Stratofreighter |