An aviation era is coming to an end. The Boeing 747, which first took to the skies almost five decades ago, is approaching the end of its passenger-carrying life. read more
In the old days the 747 was bought not because it was the biggest & able carry a lot of people - it was bought mainly because of its long range capabilities (especially the 747-400) which at the time of its launch was the most long ranged of all aircraft in production. read more
The world's first Boeing 747 has finally received some much-needed tender love and care after years of neglect. Permanently parked at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, the hulking jet is easy to spot. read more