Boeing 747

About Boeing 747:

Boeing 747 (Jumbo Jet) is a jet aircraft used in airline transportation. It made its first commercial flight in 1970. It held the record for size until 2006, when the Airbus A380 entered service. As of 2006, Hughes H-4 Hercules has the longest wingspan, but the largest commercial aircraft is the Ukrainian-made cargo plane Antonov An-225. [2]

The four-engine 747 manufactured by Boeing Commercial Aircraft has a double-decker design. The two-class layout provides space for 524 passengers, while the typical three-class layout provides space for 416 passengers. The hump created by the upper floor makes the 747 easily recognizable.

The 747 series currently in production flies below the speed of sound (generally 0.85 mach) and intercontinental distances (7.260 nautical miles). [3] With some models it is possible to fly non-stop from New York to Hong Kong - a third of the world's circumference. Although a 747-400 belonging to Qantas flew from London to Sydney (18,001 km) in 20 hours and 9 minutes, this flight for delivery was carried out without passengers or cargo. [4]

Controls:

VTOL: Flaps

AG1: Lights

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