By: mj2292 - 6th April 2002 at 18:30
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
Thanx everyone the info was much appreciated.
Mik€
By: Benair316P - 2nd April 2002 at 16:48
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
Cheers EKRK. Great pic as well
Regards
Benair
By: EKRK - 2nd April 2002 at 00:15
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
Yes, Qantas retired their last 747SP a few weeks ago (on March 4th), and it flew via HNL to Tucson.
By: Mpacha - 1st April 2002 at 19:12
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
Try going to www.747sp.com , if I remember correctly. The ultimate 747SP site!
By: Benair316P - 1st April 2002 at 11:52
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
I think it was fairly recently that Qantas retired their last 747SP, Can anybody confirm that?
Regards
Benair
By: mongu - 30th March 2002 at 20:48
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
You can occassionally see 747 SP’s at Heathrow – Syrian Airlines operate the type, as do South African. VIP versions (Saudi in particular) also float around the place.
Pan Am, Qantas and United are former operators.
By: Saab 2000 - 30th March 2002 at 08:36
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
Only 43 747SP’s were built with approximatley 25 remianing in srvice.Corsair I believe only operate 1 747SP.
By: Dazza - 29th March 2002 at 21:03
RE: 747 short version (SP?)
I believe the SP stands for Special Performance, if memory serves me correctly, which it probably doesn’t.
Regards, Dazza.
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