Cotswold Airport in England bought a retired Boeing 747 from British Airways and converted it into a "party plane." The jet was purchased for $1.35 and features a dance floor, meeting space, and ...

The 747 is a much-loved plane in the aviation industry. But due to the Covid-19 pandemic the final 38 were sent for early retirement. British Airways scrapped all 31 of its 747s ...

A retired Boeing 747 passenger plane purchased for less than $2 underwent nearly $700,000 worth of renovations to transform it into a museum and party venue at a British Airport.

A British Airways' 747 passenger plane is being turned into an educational facility and cinema in Gloucestershire. The aircraft made its final flight from Heathrow Airport on 8 October as more ...

A retired British Airways Boeing 747 plane is set to be converted into a cinema and educational facility in Gloucestershire. The jumbo jet will also be used as a conference venue, museum and ...

A boeing 747 British Airways plane approaches JFK International Airport. ... British Airways’ 747-400s have a capacity of 345 passengers and can reach a top speed of 614mph.

One of the natural customers for the Airbus A380 was British Airways, which acquired a somewhat limited fleet of these ...

At its peak, British Airways had a fleet of 57 747-400s, having taken its first delivery of the jet in 1989. It had originally planned to retire the last plane in 2024.

British Airways; Inside eerie Cotswolds 'plane graveyard' where British Airways' Boeing 747s ... The 747-400s of British Airways can accommodate up to 345 passengers and are capable of reaching a ...

One of them was British Airways. ... The 747 wasn’t cheap. Each plane cost $24m, the equivalent of $155m (£117.8m) in 2018. Boeing only sold two 747s for a year and a half from September 1970.

British Airways, the world's largest operator of Boeing 747s, will retire its entire jumbo jet fleet with immediate effect after the novel coronavirus pandemic sent air travel into freefall.