Hello everyone,
This month, Boeing is scheduled to deliver its last 747 to Atlas Air. It's not only the last for Atlas Air, but also the last one to leave production.
What do you think?
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I take them everywhere, even on the train
Option 3:
That’s it. The world continues to develop and a 50-year-old construction is no longer modern at some point.
I find it a pity that the Boeing 747 has its history. It is in use for many governments and was also there for NASA. In addition, the USA has them for many tasks which have been specially prepared. I believe that the Boeing 747 is one of the only airliners that everyone recognizes immediately, in addition to the Airbus A380. In addition, the 747 has its shape that makes it special. The 747 is also one of the few machines that can be loaded from the front. It’s a pity to know that they will gradually disappear from heaven. I suspect that the passenger machines are gone first and then some are converted to freighters.
The Boeing 747 will always be remembered with us, I think.
These giant planes will die. The A380 is no longer built. It’s a shame for both of you, I flew in both. Good.
I don’t want to give up the 380 yet. With Emirates, an important airline hangs behind Airbus in the back and pushes the devil out for a new version. And for heavily loaded airports, such a bird is of course optimal.
I agree!
Option 3: This is the last time that would be built long enough and will also fly 10-20 years if no longer