The 747-8i was designed as a significant upgrade over Boeing's widely adopted 747-400. ... Lufthansa remains the largest operator, with its entire 747-8i fleet based in Frankfurt.

Lufthansa 747-8I. Courtesy, Boeing Lufthansa (LH) has taken delivery of its first Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental, which will fly to its permanent home base in Frankfurt May 1 ( ATW Daily News ...

Lufthansa will use the 747-400, 747-8i (briefly), A340-300, A340-600, and A380 to Boston this year. advertisement. SimpleFlying. Lufthansa Boeing 747 Flights Return To This Major US Airport After ...

The Lufthansa 747-400 Upper Deck as seen through a gap in the curtain in front of the stairs. ... If that aspect isn’t of interest, probably best try to fly their newer 747-8i or A380.

Lufthansa, which took delivery of its seventh Boeing 747-8I Thursday, is considering introducing the aircraft on its daily Frankfurt-Chicago O’Hare services.

Lufthansa has formally cancelled a Boeing 747-8I order after the manufacturer asked to retain the respective aircraft for internal purposes. The aircraft in question, RC021, which is registered ...

Lufthansa has warned that its Boeing 747-8 ramp-up could be slowed if the airline cannot achieve its efficiency and cash-flow improvements over the next two years, which may prompt it to defer ...

Lufthansa on Wednesday agreed to become the launch customer for the passenger version of Boeing’s new 747-8I jumbo jet, but insisted there was no conflict with its existing order for Airbus A380 ...

On Tuesday, the 747-8i, Boeing's largest 'Jumbo Jet,' was attempting to land at Los Angeles Airport, but the plane struck the runway hard and bounced twice, forcing the pilot to abort.

Airline Videos Live streamed the Lufthansa 747-8i’s rough landing attempt at Los Angeles International Airport on April 23, 2024. (airlinevideos.com) ...

Air China follows Lufthansa in taking delivery of Boeing's newest and biggest 747. More ways to play ... Boeing unveiled the first model of the 747-8i passenger jet in 2011.

The first new passenger version — dubbed the 747-8 Intercontinental, or 747-8i — began flying for Lufthansa in 2012. The "dash-8" is about 18 feet longer than the previous 747-400 model.