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Boeing 747-400 (N747GF)

Submitted 5 years ago

18 of N747GF 36398 of B744 317 at KVCV

Ryan Scottini

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trembo A5 years ago

egine 2 intended for 737?

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Ryan ScottiniPhoto Uploader5 years ago

yes it is a LEAP 1B

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mike prendergast5 years ago

Is it a 400 or 300?

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Walt Moeller5 years ago

It's a B747-400D with another 2 ft. or so removed from each wingtip for the GE9X testing.

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ROBERT MILLS JR5 years ago

Fascinating above Q&A!
Very informative!
Thank you guys!

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David Ingram5 years ago

Lost big money with my GE stock but stayed with them. Looking forward to a good future with the new engines and maybe the B-52 re-engines. Love the testbed 747 concept. I thought if the 747 could operate on two they could deliver two of their GE9X at a time to Boeing hung on the wings instead of using the AN-124.

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Boeing 747-400 (N747GF)

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