A retired Delta Air Lines Boeing 747-400 stands proudly on the ramp, capping an era of US jumbo jet passenger service.
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Spotter's notes
Delta operated the last passenger 747s in the U.S.; N664US was delivered to Northwest Airlines in 1989 and became a Delta flagship after the merger.
Aircraft identity
Registration
N664US
ICAO Type
B744
Model
747-400
Manufacturer
Boeing
Airline
Delta Air Lines
Airline Code
DAL / DL
Livery
Delta Air Lines (last livery before Delta 747 retired)
Military
Civilian
Technicals
Engine
Pratt & Whitney PW4056 (also fitted with CF6-80C2B1F or RB211-524G/H)
Thrust
62,100 lbf (276 kN) per engine (PW4056 variant)
Wingspan
64.44 m
Length
70.66 m
Height
19.41 m
MTOW
396,890 kg
Range
13,450 km
Capacity
416 passengers (typical 3-class); up to 660 max (single class)
Cruise Speed
907 km/h
Noise Rating
ICAO Chapter 3/4, 95-103 dB (typical)
Camera
Device
iPhone