On February 27th, a Lufthansa Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental made a routine approach to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX ...

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The famous Boeing 747, perhaps the most famous commercial aircraft in all of history, serves another purpose that only the global elite can enjoy: a jumbo private jet. While the 747 was originally ...

The 747's test phase was largely successful, except for a minor damage one test aircraft suffered during a landing attempt. In the same year — 1969 — Boeing deemed the 747 worthy enough to be ...

While landing, speed is largely affected by the aircrafts current weight, commercial airplanes typically land between 130 and 160 mph (112 to 156 knots). Private jets can fly at speeds anywhere ...

landing in the harbour and killing seven people. One of the most famous incidents happened in 1993 when a China Airlines Boeing 747 attempted to land in a typhoon but was unable to stop in time ...

A Boeing 747 that was transformed into the largest art car ever at Burning Man is set for its final journey to Las Vegas' Area15. The Bay Area-based Big Imagination camp first brought the 747's ...

The fuselage of the Dreamliner is made up of single-piece sections joined together. The Boeing 747-400 rests on 16 main landing gear tires and two nose landing gear tires. While these are far more ...

Speaking to reporters aboard one of the two nearly 35-year-old Boeing 747-200 aircraft in current use, Trump said, “We’re looking at alternatives, because it’s taking Boeing too long.” ...