Boeing 747SP

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Boeing 747SP
First Flight: July 4, 1975[1]
Production Period: 1975-1982, 1989
Assembled in: Everett, Washington
Number built: 45
Category: Long-Range Wide-body
Manufactured by: Boeing Commercial Airplanes

The Boeing 747SP (Special Performance) is a double-deck wide-body long-haul airliner developed by Boeing in the mid 1970's, a subtype of the Boeing 747. The 747SP is based on the Boeing 747-100 but shorter and designed for extended range operations.

The 747SP is no longer in development.

Specifications

  • Length: 56.31m
  • Wingspan: 59.64m
  • Height: 20.07m
  • Range with max payload: 12,320km[2]

Commercial Operators

Africa

Eastern Africa


Asia

Eastern Asia

Special Use

References

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