Almost 60 Years After First Flight, The Boeing 747 Still In Demand

Boeing 747 aircraft are still being sought after as passenger and freighter aircraft, as well as backups for Air Force One, ...
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Why Did Boeing Build The 747 With A Nose Door?

With the whine of an electric motor, a 747-400F's nose door opens like the gaping mouth of a snake. This is one of the most unique sights in aviation, with most modern and converted freighters using ...
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Boeing's iconic 747 will leave the assembly line for the last time this year. See one of last jumbo jets the planemaker will ever build.

Boeing is building the last three 747 aircraft it will ever produce. All three planes will be delivered to cargo carrier Atlas Air by the end of 2022. Insider toured the 747 factory to see one of the ...