In Memory of Joe
Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2016 7:34 pm
A selection of the various models of the 747 in memory of its "father" Joe Sutter.
747-100F - with the original 3 window upper deck
UPS, N681UP, Boeing 747-121F by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-200
Classic Queen by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-300
Surinam Airways, PZ-TCM, Boeing 747-300 by Niall Grant, on Flickr
SP
Saudi Arabian, HZ-AIF, Boeing 747SP by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-400 (VIP) JASDF
JASDF 747 by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-400F (covt'd from Pax)
Yangtze by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-400F (built as a freighter)
N901AR by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-400D - designed for the Japanese Domestic market.
Domestic 747 by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-400
Still the Queen of the Skies by Niall Grant, on Flickr
Dreamlifter
Right airport this time by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-8F
Etihad Cargo by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-8i - the final Queen
D-ABYJ by Niall Grant, on Flickr
747-100F - with the original 3 window upper deck
UPS, N681UP, Boeing 747-121F by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-200
Classic Queen by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-300
Surinam Airways, PZ-TCM, Boeing 747-300 by Niall Grant, on FlickrSP
Saudi Arabian, HZ-AIF, Boeing 747SP by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-400 (VIP) JASDF
JASDF 747 by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-400F (covt'd from Pax)
Yangtze by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-400F (built as a freighter)
N901AR by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-400D - designed for the Japanese Domestic market.
Domestic 747 by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-400
Still the Queen of the Skies by Niall Grant, on FlickrDreamlifter
Right airport this time by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-8F
Etihad Cargo by Niall Grant, on Flickr747-8i - the final Queen
D-ABYJ by Niall Grant, on Flickr