[4K] Lufthansa Boeing 747-430 - Full Flight From New York-JFK to Frankfurt

Welcome aboard Lufthansa flight 401, with non-stop service from New York John F. Kennedy International Airport to Frankfurt am Main International Airport! Today we will be flying on one of the last Boeing 747-400s still in commercial passenger service.
Even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Boeing 747-400 was quickly shrinking with every tick of the clock. While most airlines that operated the Boeing 747 completely retired them as a result of COVID, Lufthansa was one of a small handful of airlines that chose not to do so. Wanting to fly on a Boeing 747 before they became a thing of the past, I decided to book this flight on the outbound leg of my Spring Break trip.
In my opinion, while I enjoyed the flight experience, the hard product is certainly deserving of an upgrade. Lufthansa's long-haul business class is certainly lagging behind virtually all of its competitors and I would only suggest flying them if your goal is to fly on a certain aircraft type with an impending future retirement.
Flight Date: March 5, 2023
Aircraft Type: Boeing 747-430
Aircraft Registration: D-ABVM
Aircraft First Flight Date: January 28, 1998
Aircraft Delivery Date: February 7, 1998
Aircraft Engine Type: 4x General Electric CF6-80C2B1F
Seat: 84K (Upper Deck Business Class)
Cruising Altitude: 37,000 Feet (11,278 Meters)
Scheduled Flight Time: 7:20
Actual Flight Time: 7:40
Scheduled Departure Time: 15:55 EST
Actual Departure Time: 16:15 EST
Scheduled Arrival Time: 05:15 CET
Actual Arrival Time: 05:27 CET
Departure Gate: 3 (Terminal 1)
Departure Runway: 31L
Arrival Gate: Z62 (Terminal 1)
Arrival Runway: 25C
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