Boeing 747

[Jeff D. Welker]

I've always thought Boeing's 'jumbo' had wonderful lines and symmetry. I especially like the angle of this KLM on short final into LAX. Still looking good after all these years.

[Brian Lockett]

747s at LAX on September 21.

Asiana Boeing 747-48E HL7428 first flew on May 29, 1998. Its construction number is 28552. It was delivered to Asiana on June 18, 1999.


Lufthansa Boeing 747-430 D-ABVU first flew on August 12, 1998. Its construction number is 29492. It was delivered to Lufthansa on December 21, 1998.

[cpasley]

Boeing 747-412F Singapore Airlines Cargo 9V-SFO by Chris Pasley, on Flickr

[John B.]

This is from about 10 days ago--the Heavy traffic has been unusually good as of late.  So good that I haven't been very good at keeping up with processing and posting.


Evergreen International Airlines Boeing 747 N492EV by John Bezosky Jr., on Flickr

[Bubak]

[John B.]

Pretty cool, Kaspar.  We don't see too many of those down here--except in Marana I suppose! 

[bilwor]

Boeing 747-236B TF-ATX Air Atlanta Icelandic KTUS 09/28/12

[John B.]

On the way to Pinal....


AeroSur Boeing 747 N971PG by John Bezosky Jr., on Flickr

[bilwor]

Boeing 747SP-J6 C-FPAW Pratt & Whitney Canda KTUS 10/29/12

[Ned Harris]

The Rolls-Royce 747 made it's second flight today out of KTUS.


_92W7515 Rolls-Royce 747 by Ned Harris, on Flickr

[Daniel DeSart]

[Dave S.]

Greasing it in on 7L, part of the heavy cargo traffic coming into Sky Harbor the week before Christmas.

[cpasley]

Boeing 747-400 British Airways G-CIVA by Chris Pasley, on Flickr

[Dave S.]

Sort of a tribute to the (confirmed?) last days of Evergreen 747's visiting Sky Harbor during the holiday cargo rush.  This shot is from December, 2011.

[Dave S.]

A fall evening (Oct '09) combining some rich colors and a gorgeous airplane.