End of Queen of the Skies production, Boeing 747

End of Queen of the Skies production, Boeing 747: As of March 31, 2021, Boeing has only 12 orders left to manufacture 747. When the last 747 comes out of the assembly line, it’s the end of an era for Queen of the Skies.

Boeing’s list of unfilled orders, as of March 31, confirms the 12 unfilled deliveries. According to Boeing, four Boeing 747-8Fs are going to Atlas Air, seven Boeing 747-8Fs are going to UPS, and a single 747-8 is going to an unidentified customer.

The last order for 747 was in January by Atlas Air Worldwide. “The 747-8F is the best and most versatile widebody freighter in the market, and we are excited to bolster our fleet with the acquisition of these four aircraft,” said John W. Dietrich, Atlas Air Worldwide President, and Chief Executive Officer

In 2020, UPS took five new 747 freighters. And one brand new Boeing 747 in March this year. The remaining seven 747 will be delivered by 2022.

The last unidentified customer’s jumbo jet is set for the middle east.

The QANTAS is selling 1,000 fully Stocked carts taken from Boeing 747