The last ever built Boeing 747 has rolled out from the Everett factory
Boeing 747-8F (N862GT) - Photo Source: Paine Airport
On Tuesday, October 4, the last Boeing 747 that will ever be built rolled off the Boeing factory floor in Everett, Washington. The Boeing 747-8F (N862GT) will be the last one produced by Boeing, marking the end of the production of Boeing's most iconic aircraft.
The first Boeing 747 was rolled out on September 30, 1968 - Source: Boeing
58 years ago, the first Boeing 747, City of Everett, was rolled out at Boeing's Everett, Washington plant. It was registered as N7470 and carried Boeing's serial number, 20235. Identified internally as RA001, the Boeing 747-121 was the first "jumbo jet."
Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F (N861GT) - Photo Source: @JenSchuld
On October 3, Atlas Air took delivery of the penultimate Boeing 747 to be built (N861GT). The Atlas Air Boeing 747-8F (N861GT) left Everett (KPAE/PAE) for Miami (KMIA/MIA) as delivery flight 5Y9103.
Atlas Air 5Y9103 tracked via RadarBox.com
