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    • End of an era: Last Boeing 747 rolls off production line

      After more than half a century, aircraft manufacturer Boeing is ending the production run of its 747 jumbo jet.

    • One man’s Boeing 747 obsession

      Aviation geek Sam Chui: "The pandemic has reset the airline game... these days, I see most of the premium cabins occupied by leisure travellers who value space and privacy."

    • End of the jumbo: British Airways retires Boeing 747 early due to coronavirus crisis

      For over 50 years, Boeing's "Queen of the Skies" has been the world's most easily recognised jetliner with its humped fuselage and four engines. But its days were already numbered before the pandemic struck earlier this year.

    • Want to buy a jet plane? Alibaba-owned e-commerce site is selling a Boeing 747, two of them sold for Rs 314 crore already

      You can buy almost anything online in China, even a jumbo jet

    • After Rajdhani fares, Air India offers enhanced baggage

      A day after announcing its ticket prices at par with AC II of Rajdhani trains, National carrier Air India today came out with another lucrative offer for its passengers allowing enhanced free check-in baggage on its jumbo 747 flights operating on the trunk Delhi-Mumbai route.

    • America's growing aviation cluster adds Mod Center

      Melbourne International Airport, a dynamic and rapidly growing aviation and aerospace manufacturing hub on Florida's Space Coast, added another star to its lineup with the grand opening today of MidairUSA‘s Maintenance and Engineering complex.

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