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Boeing 747-200 (N480MC) - 28 of January 2023. Atlas Air Boeing 747-400 , departing from Poznan Lawica Airport in Poland , to Kuwait City.
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Boeing 747-200 (N480MC)

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28 of January 2023. Atlas Air Boeing 747-400 , departing from Poznan Lawica Airport in Poland , to Kuwait City.

60 of N480MC 8151 of B742 52 at EPPO
Arkadiusz Cieslak
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adelma
Beatiful! It's sister-ship - N863GT - the last 747 built - just left Everett to begin it's working life. (Which will probably be 40 years or so!)
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serge LOTH
747 for ever 10 STARS!!
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John Overby
why the window for a cargo plane?
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Scott Boyd
John--I believe this one is in a passenger configuration.
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Date Aircraft Origin Destination Departure Arrival Duration
31-May-2023 B744Houston Bush Int'ctl ()Frankfurt-Hahn () 07:03PM CDT 11:38AM CEST (+1) 9:34
21-May-2023 B744Anchorage Intl ()Houston Bush Int'ctl () 03:01AM AKDT 12:07PM CDT 6:06
21-May-2023 B744Incheon Int'l ()Anchorage Intl () 10:24AM KST 12:48AM AKDT 7:24
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