After 53 years of non-stop production, aircraft manufacturer Boeing announced the completion of the last unit of the 747 models, which shall be delivered to her buyers in January of 2023.

Boeing built the first 747 in 1968 and its production run would last until 2023, when the final airframe - a 747-8F freighter variant - rolled off the production line before its delivery to Atlas Air.

The Boeing 747, which ruled the skies for over 40 years, seems like it's living out its last days. Boeing has cut production to only one 747 every two months, as demand moves toward twin-engine ...

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Although demand for air-cargo haulers soared as the coronavirus pandemic spread last year, Boeing had already decided to end 747 production after sales sputtered and a key supplier, Triumph Group ...

Boeing has had six years of production problems ... groused for days about the wait for the next generation of Boeing 747 jets that are supposed to serve as the primary presidential air transport ...

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