List of preserved Boeing 747 aircraft

Anyone know the identity of the 747 cockpit section at the Sinsheim Auto & Technik Museum in Germany?

Not to be confused with the 747 (D-ABYM) at Speyer.

Cheers,
Jaws

One wonders where the current VC-25s will find a home after their White House days are over.
One guess…Pima since they don’t have a 747 and have room for one.
The NMUSAF is the other logical place but I doubt if their new “Air Force One” hangar will be large enough?

They operate out of Montreal Mirabel.

Thanks Mark

List has been updated.

I have no knowledge of the a/c home base.

Anyone?

Cheers,
Jaws

Hi Jaws

C-GTFF (c/n 22484)
C-FPAW (c/n 21934)

The P&W SPs are no more or less preserved than the GE one on the list. That’s why I mentioned them. They are engine test beds.

Hi Mark,

Do you have the registrations and/or c/n for me please.

Cheers
Jaws

The P&W SPs are no more or less preserved than the GE one on the list. That’s why I mentioned them. They are engine test beds.

I have added three more columns, Location – Country, Location – City/Town and GPS

Cheers
Jaws

Great job!
The site Preserved Axis Aircraft also added codes on status, as in Display, Storage, Partial, Restoration, etc.

Flying Pencil, the section in Munich is an A300 fuselage if I remember correctly. I had the same thought initially, having seen it there last year.

Ah, I cross linked the two I guess.

I have added three more columns, Location – Country, Location – City/Town and GPS

Cheers
Jaws

I only saw the cockpit in Hoofddorp once, in 2006. Haven’t been there that often since.
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Flying Pencil, the section in Munich is an A300 fuselage if I remember correctly. I had the same thought initially, having seen it there last year.

Suggest you have a “Current location” columns and list city.

Deutsches Museum of Munich has full 747 cross section just behind cockpit. (hope I did not confuse with Science Museum of London)
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No, it is SM of L
See it here

B747-236B
23799/677
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Cockpit at ROC College University in Hoofddorp Netherlands (Regionale Opleidingen Centrum)

However I have no proof/evidence that the cockpit section is indeed there.

Cheers
Jaws

Cheers
Jaws

The ROC Amsterdam Airport at Hoofddorp, The Netherlands, took delivery of a 747 cockpit a few years ago. This was to be used in their engineering training program. This cockpit came from a 747 which had been stored at Schiphol airport for many years and had been chopped up. It looked pretty much gutted then so I don’t know if they kept it at all. Sorry, that’s all I can remember about it, perhaps someone else knows more.

And isn’t there a small fuselage section in the Science Museum, London? Or am I confusing my airliners… IIRC it was just a small 1 metre long cross section cut from a fuselage.

Edit: Found it! http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/online_science/explore_our_collections/objects/index/smxg-30021 Oh, disregard, I see it is already on the list!

Pratt & Whitney uses two 747SPs as engine test beds.

Preserved?

Pratt & Whitney uses two 747SPs as engine test beds.

Thanks, it’s the 7th item on the list.

Cheers
Jaws

No it isn’t!

Your excellent list seems to be missing the prototype (i.e., #1), “City of Everett,” that is on display in the (soon to be roofed over) outdoor airpark at the Museum of Flight in Seattle.