What is this abadoned airplane parked in Tegel airport?

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This airplane is parked in Tegel airport. Probably something extremely common, but can you please help to identify it?



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            Thanks, it apparently is a 707-458 and has an interesting history digitalcosmonaut.com/2016/berlin-tegel-abandoned-boeing-707 .
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            Thanks, it apparently is a 707-458 and has an interesting history digitalcosmonaut.com/2016/berlin-tegel-abandoned-boeing-707 .
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