Which Airline Jets still have the most Jumbo-Less Jumbo Jets flying passengers around the world. Some Airlines hold on to, but the Queen of the skies. Who has the most Boeing 747 in the fleet. A flight line to the Other, the Queen of the skies Adieu says. The last United it was with the adoption of the Boeing 747. The farewell flight of 7. November from San Francisco to Honolulu, a seventies-themed party. The cabin crew wore the old uniforms, there was a Retro menu and some of the passengers were dressed either in ' 70s fashion, or wore to match the Destination of the flight – Hawaiian shirts. "A fitting farewell in all the honors for the Queen of the skies," said United chief Oscar Munoz. Otherwise it looks rather gloomy for the 747. Boeing has processed all of the orders for the passenger version of the new variant of the 747-8. The last copy went up in July at Korean Air. Less than 200 Jumbos on the wayNew Orders for passenger Jumbos are far and wide not in sight. Also Iran Air wanted had heard in the context of their historical order, not the 747-8, although the airline used to be the most faithful Users of the Jumbos. 194 passenger-747 as of November 2017 is still in the Air on the way – so the number is lower than that of the Airbus A380, which will fly around the world. Airbus‘ double-Decker so far, 218 of the copies shipped. Which Airlines have the most Boeing-Jumbo in the fleet, you can see in the above image gallery. |