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Only one 747-300 operating?
According to planespotters.net https://www.planespotters.net/productio ... 47-300?p=2 https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... e/ZyLkFDGQ EW-465TQ is the only 747-300 in service.
Re: Only one 747-300 operating?
A freighter in Belarus and a passenger liner in Iran
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and HZ-HM1A Boeing 747-300 Saudi Government..
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Not surprising at all, since this model was only produced from 1983 to 1990, which means even the youngest airframes would be in their late 20s-early 30s by now.
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- American 767
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Re: Only one 747-300 operating?
UA857 wrote:According to planespotters.net https://www.planespotters.net/productio ... 47-300?p=2 https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... e/ZyLkFDGQ
EW-465TQ is the only 747-300 in service.
It was the last one that was built, in 1990, for Sabena. MSN 24837. Delivered to Sabena as OO-SGD.
It was also the last three-man cockpit 747 to be built.
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American 767 wrote:UA857 wrote:According to planespotters.net https://www.planespotters.net/productio ... 47-300?p=2 https://www.planespotters.net/airframe/ ... e/ZyLkFDGQ
EW-465TQ is the only 747-300 in service.
It was the last one that was built, in 1990, for Sabena. MSN 24837. Delivered to Sabena as OO-SGD.
It was also the last three-man cockpit 747 to be built.
Not quite. The last classic 747 (with a three-man cockpit) built was MSN 25171, a Boeing 747-200 freighter built in 1991. That aircraft was originally built for Nippon Cargo Airlines as JA8194 but is now flying for Fars Air Qeshm as EP-FAB.
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EP-MND hasn't flown since November 7th. I arrived in THR on November 10th hoping to fly on it.. 
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Re: Only one 747-300 operating?
Max Air has three 747-300s in storage. Two of these are SR variants designed for a very high number of cycles with a heavy duty landing gear.
These aircraft could be dry leased at a better rate than a 747-400.
These aircraft could be dry leased at a better rate than a 747-400.
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