B-17 Sentimental Journey on Tour

The aircraft also made several flights around the area, providing rides to aircraft enthusiasts for $475 per passenger.

The above photo shows bomb racks on each side and a "very" narrow passageway used to move between cockpit and after compartments. The "deck" is that narrow, metal area at bottom of photo in the center. Too narrow to turn around within.

After crawling around the cramped spaces of the aircraft, I decided that there was no way in hell that I would ever want to fly in this. I am claustrophobic and this would be really scary.

I have long admired and greatly respected those WWII air crews who risked their lives flying bombing missions in the B-17. I can not even imagine what it must have been like to be shot at. Very scary to think about.