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About this type
Four 747-400s were sliced open and rebuilt with a swollen upper fuselage and a swing-open tail to ferry 787 sections between factories. It is one of the strangest silhouettes in the sky.
With only four in existence flying a fixed factory circuit, a Dreamlifter catch is pure schedule luck.
First flight: September 9, 2006.
The entire tail swings sideways to load cargo.
Officially the 747-400 Large Cargo Freighter.
Technical Plate · Descriptive Geometry · 747 family
Engines
4x PW4062
Range
~7,800 km
Payload
~113 t volume-limited
Drawing: Julien Scavini · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source
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Resolver aliases747 Dreamlifter747-400LCFBLCFBoeing Dreamlifter