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Delta Air Lines Boeing 747-400
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- 09/13/2018
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Repaint of Carcer's PW B744 in the colors of US flag carrier Delta Air Lines.
Delta (originally Northwest) operated the 747-400 from 1989 up to 2017, mainly flying to many of their Asian destinations such as Tokyo (Narita) and Seoul, and for many years it was their flagship. They were replaced by Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
This 747 in particular, N661US, was the very first 747-400 built and delivered to an airline, it was also the aircraft involved in Northwest Airlines Flight 85 incident, it today rests preserved at the Delta Flight Museum.
Delta (originally Northwest) operated the 747-400 from 1989 up to 2017, mainly flying to many of their Asian destinations such as Tokyo (Narita) and Seoul, and for many years it was their flagship. They were replaced by Airbus A350-900 aircraft.
This 747 in particular, N661US, was the very first 747-400 built and delivered to an airline, it was also the aircraft involved in Northwest Airlines Flight 85 incident, it today rests preserved at the Delta Flight Museum.
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09/14/2018 01:03
@DanielSim
The one and only! it really was fantastic for Delta to preserve this aircraft. But not any less, it's Delta after all, and they are proud of their past, present and future fleet!
@-Carcer-
Thanks for the rate and the comment, keep doing your fantastic work :D
@CLX747
Gone but absolutely not forgotten! you're welcome~
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@DanielSim
The one and only! it really was fantastic for Delta to preserve this aircraft. But not any less, it's Delta after all, and they are proud of their past, present and future fleet!
@-Carcer-
Thanks for the rate and the comment, keep doing your fantastic work :D
@CLX747
Gone but absolutely not forgotten! you're welcome~
Citar | Responder | (1)
Long live the queen of the sky, thanks for this man
and it was very lucky for this plane to be preserved