Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter - Untitled (Boeing) | Aviation Photo #1100715

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - August 19, 2006

Jason Peng
48 Taiwan

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - August 28, 2006

Martin Fenner
134 United Kingdom

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - September 9, 2006

S.L. Tsai
996 Taiwan

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - September 9, 2006

S.L. Tsai
996 Taiwan

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - August 19, 2006

CHINGHUA YUAN
29 Taiwan

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Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter

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Taoyuan (Taipei) - Taiwan International (Chiang Kai Shek) (TPE / RCTP)

Taiwan - September 14, 2006

Martin Fenner
134 United Kingdom

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Anonymous

14 years ago

My goodness... The "queen of the skies" has taken on some fat weight!!

Interesting picture. But what is this project about ??

Good picture quality and very crisp. as far as the image itself it is great. However, this looks pretty bad ..maybe with the paint on it will look better, but in this way it just looks like they taped on some aditional aluminium on the plane ...odd shape

If I'm not wrong, this aircraft specially modified to deliver the 787 components (as same as Beluga use to deliver A380 parts)

She can open the tail cone sideward to load/unload the 787's fuselage.

I like this angle better!

Airbus named thir transporter Beluga, Boing should call theirs Quasimodo.

Boeing's answer to 'Beluga'!

Looks like a cross between an a380 and a 747

Photo is good, but this plane is ugly!!!! FEEE!!!

Looks like a 747 combined with a A380!!

Ken

...and they say the A380 is the ugly duckling...

Official roll out for the first 747QMD (Boieng Quasimodo)

I don't know what about aerodynamic concept but the major part of design and stress evaluations were performed in Russian department of Boeing - Boeing Design Center in Moscow - cheap and fast though : ))

A/c is probablly very useful but sorry it is old and ugly in two words.

I still don't get it.

I'd like to see that thing in the air.

This is the terrible looking american answer to the airbus beluga.

Great photo but it just about looks like Boeing and Airbus are in competition with each other to design the most ugly transport plane in the world... although even the Beluga looks better than this!

Who cares what it looks like. As long as it gets the job done quickly and efficiently.

Well for decades Airbus has been copying off of Boeing. Isn't it about time Boeing copies off of Airbus?

It looks like a Beluga in the process of eating a 747

Very crisp photo and fantastic angle on this aircraft.

In response to replies given here - I'm pretty sure Boeing did not think of how this sort of aircraft was going to look - they wanted a quick, efficient and easy way to transport their aircraft parts, and that's what they made.

I wonder what livery will use? T.B.

Can you imagine this bad boy in the "dreamliner" livery? Oh waht a sight it would be.

12 years ago

I think this is a fantastic photo the plane is so exiting gust to watch i am a big van of boeing airplanes, they are so big,and get so lovely looking
my name is conor vincent from england thankyou for reading my rating and i hope you enjoy reading it

Aviation Photo #1100715 Boeing 747-4J6(LCF) Dreamlifter - Untitled (Boeing)

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