Boeing 747-100

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22 Nov 2025 · © Unknown

The Boeing 747-100 was initially powered by Pratt & Whitney JT9D engines, later versions included upgrades. Its distinctive upper deck and four-engine layout made it instantly recognizable.

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Daniel Marrelli · 31 Dec 2025

🔧 Data Correction: 707 not a 741

Maximtheplanespotter · 03 Dec 2025

🔧 Data Correction: 707

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Aircraft

747-100 B741

Manufacturer

Boeing

Insights

Aviation History

The Boeing 747-100 was the world's first wide-body 'jumbo jet', revolutionizing long-haul travel and aerospace engineering.

Fleet Rarity

Now extremely rare; all passenger models retired, only a few cargo variants still flying.

Record Flights

First commercial flight by Pan Am in 1970 set a new standard for intercontinental travel.

Safety & Events

The type was involved in several famous events, including notable hijackings and technical advancements.

Future Outlook

Most have been retired or scrapped, a few preserved in museums.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney JT9D-3A

Engine

59.6 m

Wingspan

70.7 m

Length

8,560 km

Range

907 km/h

Speed

366 passengers (typical 3 class)

Capacity

333,400 kg

MTOW

19.3 m

Height

206 kN (46,300 lbf) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 3

Noise

Exact sub-variant cannot be confirmed without specific airline or configuration details.