Boeing 747-400

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23 Nov 2025 · © Unknown

Photo quality and distance prevent 100% certainty on livery. Identifiable as a 747-400 due to distinct upper deck hump and engine/wing configuration.

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Aircraft

747-400 B744

Likely Lufthansa (based on tail color and placement)

Airline

Lufthansa (probable)

DLH / LH

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

Iconic long-haul widebody, cornerstone of global travel for decades. The 747-400 is one of the most recognized commercial airliners, marked the pinnacle of the ‘Queen of the Skies’ legacy.

Fleet Rarity

Becoming rare; most airlines retired the type post-2020. Lufthansa one of last major carriers operating passenger 747-400s.

Record Flights

Operated some of the world’s longest scheduled passenger routes, e.g., New York–Hong Kong nonstop, Sydney–Dallas.

Safety & Events

Notable for safe, extensive service; some involved in non-fatal diversions/engine shutdowns. Lufthansa 747-400s have carried state leaders.

Future Outlook

Being retired worldwide; few still in passenger service, many converted to freighter or stored.

Specifications

CF6-80C2B1F / PW4056 / RB211-524G/H (Model dependent)

Engine

64.4 meters

Wingspan

70.67 meters

Length

13,450 kilometers

Range

907 km/h

Speed

416 passengers (typical three-class)

Capacity

396,890 kilograms

MTOW

19.4 meters

Height

276–296 kN (62,000–66,500 lbf) per engine

Thrust

QC2 (ICAO Chapter 3/4)

Noise

Registration and full livery details not visible due to image resolution and distance.