The last 747 ever!
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2023
- Yesterday the last 747 ever built was delivered. The end of an era. Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F (N863GT). Here's its delivery flight path including a very special flight path over eastern Washington. Long Live the Queen! Photo from JetPhotos.com © Daniel Gorun: www.jetphotos.com/photo/10853195
A380 = King
B747 = Queen
King is b777
A380 was a failure
@IbrPlayz 777 x is biggest
@@Whooperrboi a380 is not longer but bigger than a b777
The a380 didn’t have any crashes
For the people thinking that there will be no more 747's they are just stopping the production. There are still 150+ 747's flying today
@𝕽𝖊𝖈𝖆𝖑𝖑𝖛𝖊𝖓𝖆𝖑𝖑 𝖌𝖆𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖌 Incorrect, There's still Passenger variants flying Today
AKA Lufthansa
ohh that’s good
Mostly for cargo purposes, I assume.
Yes the reliable long haul 400 series for shipping will be around for a bit & the high capacity 800's are still quite new.
The 747 was such a legendary plane.
We will miss you.
It’s still active
@@MR.PRODIGYY yeah
May the Queen Live Bye 747 😢
Just like Qantas last flight 😢😢😢😢
Lufthansa still has 747's and is flying them
and they will still fly them till something bigger and better then the queen comes
One of the only pictures I remember of my deceased grandfather are of him sitting in a 747 on a flight to Japan. RIP Ron Thompson, we all love you
Damn sorry for ur lost❤
It was Japan airlines 123?
nah its was a flight *to* japan.japan 123 was a domestic flight.@@RpDude345
I watched the flight on FR24. Made me sad that the 747 era came to an end.
How to watch the flight
@@CaptainChickenSandwichCCSflight radar site
@@CaptainChickenSandwichCCSon FR24
I mean there is play back but the time utc and date
The Boeing company stopped making it and I saw it it's was a 747-8F with ups livery thanks to Boeing,🥲
“Enough to make a grown man cry”
-wise ppl
We will miss you Queen u will stay in our hearts, goodbye…
i did
@@Iuftwaffle GROWN MANNNNNNNN
@@Iuftwaffle sad for the grown man who cried
Bruh it just won't be produced anymore. It isn't like the only one existing plane got destroyed or something.
but not this man
R.I.P 747, Thank You Atlas Air For Creating This Path.
i am going to cry… 2 years ago i flew on the 747, Queen of the sky (aka 747) you will be
missed. 😭
It wont stop flying! Do not worry! Only in the future it might die.
Me too i flew with lufthansa
I never flew on Queen of the sky's :[
Me too i flew once in the 747
Same but it was 6 years ago i flew with it to curacao with KLM from Amsterdam
My uncle flew the 747 for United's 747 retirement flight. This video made me cry.
“Hero’s will go down remembered, but legends never die”
Long live the 747, will miss you🥲🥲
Fly high Queen of the skies R.I.P🕊️
She always fly high🕊️
Long live the Queen
The Queen still exists, Lufthansa still has 747's and is flying them
You're acting like the 747 is a person
@@StrikeEagIeIm a pilot dude
747 will never be forgotten. 🫡
nah because they’re just gonna stop making them now their are like 100+ 747s still
@@daepiccaptaindid you even read the comment, or are you on crack?
yeah, and Lufhansa isnt even planning to cut them down@@daepiccaptain
We’re all going to miss you Queen of the Skies. Long live the Queen!!! 🕊️👑
*Im not crying, someone’s cutting onions-*
Bruh onions
But i am crying.
Man I just watched a tribute to the 747 and I almost cried 😢
all of you are little children
@@iamliber8583 I don't think you know much about aviation with your CoD, Minecraft, Roblox, and Fall Guys videos.
Boeing 747
Nickname: Queen of the skies
Created: 1968
Ended: 2023
long live the queen 👑🕊️
Yea um I just seen a 747 Lufthansa
@@De5vi3s yea Lufthansa hasn’t given up the 747 but the rest of the airlines did
@@Phili_Countryball yes everyone knows that all the airlines but Lufthansa and cargo
When I heard about this I was crying for a day STRAIGHT. The 747 was my favorite aircraft. I will miss it a-lot
Lufthansa still operates it!
Left great impression
The 747 ain't dying. It's gonna continue ... you'll see
Yes he's right boeing said they will make a 2 engine boeing 747
@@PhilippineEmpirea what? thats gonna be cool to see
@@PhilippineEmpireThats dumb😊
But i like it
@PhilippineEmpire so a 787 with a hump?
Long live the queen of skies 😢😢❤️
We will miss it and always love it😢😢😢
that’s sad, end of an era
Rest in peace Boeing 747 1969-2022 😢😥
We will always miss you 747 praise the queen of the sky one last time 😭😭😭😭✈️✈️🛬🛬🛫🛫🛩️🛩️🛫🛫🛫🛬🛬🛬✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️🛫🛬✈️💺✈️✈️✈️✈️
R.I.P 747 1969-2023 747 - there’s nothing we can do 😢😢😢😭😭😭🕊️🕊️🕊️
Boeing 747, you are still a legend 😢...❤
Long Live The Queen 🫡
747 you will be missed
Forever
😢😭😢😭
Nobody talking about the skilled pilot for writing that
Absolutely heartbreaking moment I remember me and my friend watching the flight it was sad
Edit:A few months later i saw a Atlas air 747 fly over my church
I haven't even been on it 😢
Me to
You will never be miss your my 2d favourite plane queen of the sky😢🤧😢
She is the queen forever
Her majestys royal plane may now rest.
This is going to be the never forgotten flight pattern
We will miss the 747
😢747❤❤
We will miss you
737: The youngest daughter. 747: Queen 757: Middle child 767: The sisters friend 777: The princess 787: The older sister A320: The youngest boy A330: Middle child A340: The prince A350: The older brother A380: The king
A310: The adopted one
I'm not crying u're crying
Man U really hate 747
@@btfan7420how is he hating it?
You will always be remembered queen of skys...
Goodbye 747 queen best planes
I saw the replay
Boeing 747:
The Boeing 747 is a large, long-range wide-body airliner designed and manufactured by Boeing Commercial Airplanes in the United States between 1968 and 2023. After introducing the 707 in October 1958, Pan Am wanted a jet 2+1⁄2 times its size, to reduce its seat cost by 30%. In 1965, Joe Sutter left the 737 development program to design the 747, the first twin-aisle airliner. In April 1966, Pan Am ordered 25 Boeing 747-100 aircraft, and in late 1966, Pratt & Whitney agreed to develop the JT9D engine, a high-bypass turbofan. On September 30, 1968, the first 747 was rolled out of the custom-built Everett Plant, the world's largest building by volume. The first flight took place on February 9, 1969, and the 747 was certified in December of that year. It entered service with Pan Am on January 22, 1970. The 747 was the first airplane called a "Jumbo Jet" as the first wide-body airliner.
Queen of the Skies👑
(I copied this from Wikipedia)
Long live the queen 🫡
Fly high🕊 for the rest of your life Queen of the Skies
I'm sad
Are we starting over with all new mistakes?
@Istealcontentforviews Retiring another well proven design that cost lives. Starting over with all new mistakes all new lives lost that's how aviation works.
I bet you people are a real hoot at parties.🖕😑
737s,Constellations, and even the Concordes cost many lives. But hey...lets all jump into these safe cars and laugh at the drunk drivers,cause thgyll never damage these fabulous indestructible autos.😑
@@STEVE_C_1369 The horrific losses of life we have experienced learning how to refine a existing design was all for nothing.
There is no good reason to retire this aircraft design and abandoned all the improvements that came with a heavy human price tag. No super computer or fancy composite material is going to make up for the lessons learned.
Whatever aircraft replaces /replaced this one will not be a proven design, it will most likely have several major incidences from breaking half to catching fire mid flight. Everything will have to be re learned with every new design, it's that simple.
Standardizing aircraft designs is way overdue. The more ridiculous and lightweight penny pinching designs are, the more maintenance turns into a nightmare and leads to catastrophic accidents regularly. I have studied just about every commercial aircraft accident ever, It always boils down to something ridiculous and preventable if we had just stuck with a tried and true design. It gets really shady when you realize the only reason we switch to newer designed aircraft is to make more money..
Safety is not an aircraft manufacturer's primary concern anymore. Acceptable losses are a thing in commercial aviation
@@Dat_Sun Im reading a lot of supposing. There is no way you can trash future computer designing .Computer and associated microprocessors and semiconductors advance faster than any other industry. And who is to say the 747 design will go away. It could be implemented in the next line of Boeing.
See...we can all suppose.But supposing and assuming isnt fact.We will just have to see what Boeing brings to the table before throwing the towel in and start pointing fingers. Those horrific losses of life you speak of are shared by all designs,including the so much praised Airbus. But,the worse of the lot is the 737 series.
@@STEVE_C_1369 That "supposing" is based off of history. We don't even need to bring up a recent series of crashes that was due to insane over engineering.
I've made the mistake of researching aircraft accidents most often my life, it went from a fascination to a frustration. To me it seems obvious, the aviation industry has chosen an acceptable loss amount.
Using design cues from a trusted design might be horrible in a new design. There's only one way to find out..
747 will always be stuck in my mind for its service even if i havent been on one❤
Sadge
Sad
Atleast we still have the 747-8
And lots of other versions…
Long live the Queen 747 👏
07 To The 747, We will miss you.
R.I.P QUEEN 747
Long live the queen of the skies.
Long live queen of 747 🥹🥹 but never forget about it in our brain and heart ❤❤❤❤❤
My idol doing what she loved the most, making people happy❤
Goodbye 747😢. You shall be remembered by all.
still exists and will due to Lufthansa
🫡 😢 a magical queen being retired 😢 sad to see a painful sight goodbye queen of the sky you’ll be forever missed 🫡
It started on 1968 and had an extremely good life with some bad moments but it lived her life perfectly
It was enough to make a man cry
Long live the queen
The last sign forever😢
Long live 747
747... We miss you❤
We will not miss that. Amazing B747 Known as queen of the sky
Dreamlifter = King
747 = Queen
That's the chapter of the legendary of the B747.. we will Miss u
Long live the queen of the 747s!🥺
Goodbye 747 you will always be in your heart you are the best plane thank you❤😊❤
still exists and will due to Lufthansa
Long live the queen you will be missed forever
Yep 747 is the best.
We will miss you. 😢
R.I.P. B-747 Families Forever ❤
I remember flying on British airways 747-400 in 2019, about a year before retirement, long live the queen of the skies (not elizabeth)
Long live the Queen.
Happy birthday Boeing-747
Long live the queen of the skies
I like how the photo in the beginning has a smile on the 747
Lufthansa be chilling
I found this plane, really cool to see it
She was so beautiful…😢
A beautiful plane.
the 747 will forever be the queen of the skies, no one can take its thrown, God Save The Queen.
The last ending for a special era Rest In Peace
We will never forget long live the queen!
Bye all the memories we have made together and now you are gone 😢🥺
bye bye Queen 747❤
rip legends of the skies we will miss you all
747 is the king of all planes
Long live The queen… we won’t forget you
Boeing 747 are the Queen for the skys
Rip
B747
1969-2023 😭✈️❤️👑
Don’t leave me Queen😢
nooooo 747it's my favorite plane, we will miss u, queen of the sky
Queen i still Remember you ❤
😢😔😭😭 Goodbye Queen! You will be missed
still exists and will due to Lufthansa
Just flew from that airport, would’ve loved to see this beauty in person
A380 = Fan of Boeing 747
B747 = Queen of all airliners
My Favorite plane was the Boeing 747 and I really want to see it in real life but I didn't get to when it retired I was sad to hear the news and I cried cause of that rip Boeing 747 the queen of the sky's👑 we already miss you and we'll hope to see you again...
My guy there’s still 440 flying
Long live the queen of the skys😢❤
Boeing on it's way to make 2 engine 747:
🕓🏃💨
Lufthansa: I will keep the 747 until it gets discontinued (in 10 years)
-legend
747 the Queen of the sky best plane ever
The queen of the skies Boeing 747 you will be missed
RIP 747 😭✊