JC Wings 200 Boeing B747-400(Rollout Colors Livery)Review

Описание: You're reviewing a Boeing 747 - 400 in the Rollout Colors Livery in a 1:200 scale from JC Wings.

Facts about the B747-400: The Boeing 747-400 Program was Officially Launched on
October 22,1985 when Northwest Airlines
Became the First Boeing 747-400 Customer to Acquire this Iconic Aircraft Followed by
Cathay Pacific, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines,
Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, and British Airways announcing their orders Several Months later Followed by United Airlines,
Air France and Japan Airlines.

The First Boeing 747-400 Aircraft was Equipped with the Pratt and Whitney PW4056 Engines and on January 26,1988
The First Boeing 747-400 Rolled out at the Everett Factory in Everett, Washington and by the time of the Rollout of the First B747-400, The B747-400 Program had Amassed more than 100 Orders.

The Boeing 747-400 Flew for the First Time on April 29,1988 under the Command of Test Pilot James Loesch and Co-Pilot Kenneth Higgins.

The Boeing 747-400 Recieved Certification from the Federal Aviation Administration on January 9,1989 with the Pratt and Whitney PW4000 Engines, May 18,1989 with the General Electric CF6 -80C2's,and June 8,1989 with the Rolls-Royce RB211-524G's .

The First Boeing 747-400 Aircraft,Bearing the Registration Ship # N661US was Delivered to Northwest Airlines on January 26,1989 and Entered Service on February 9,1989 with an Inaugural Flight from Minneapolis, Minnesota to Phoenix, Arizona.(That Aircraft wasn't actually Delivered to Northwest Airlines until December 9,1989.Registration Ship # N663US was the Aircraft that was Delivered to Northwest Airlines on January 26,1989).

Singapore Airlines was the First International Carrier to Acquire this Aircraft on May 31,1989 and Operated its First Revenue Passenger Flight ftom Singapore to London and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines was the First European Carrier to Acquire this Aircraft on
May 18,1989.

Production of the Boeing 747-400 Passenger Version Officially Ceased on March 15,2007.
China Airlines was the last Airline to purchase the Boeing 747-400 Variant in November 2002 with the Last Passenger Boeing 747-400 Constructed in 2005 and was Delivered in April of that same year. It was the 1,358th 747 Bearing the Registration Ship # B-18215.

Names of the Airlines (From Left to Right)
Who First Ordered the Boeing 747-400:
Northwest Airlines, Singapore Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Cathay Pacific, ANA -All Nippon Airways, British Airways, Korean Air, CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration of China which became Air China)Qantas, United Airlines, Thai Airways International, China Airlines, Japan Airlines,
Air New Zealand, Malaysia Airlines and Air France.

The Engines Decal: The Boeing 747-400's used only Three Types of Engines : The Pratt and Whitney, The General Electric, and the Rolls-Royce Engines.

The Engines: These are the Pratt and Whitney PW4056 Engines that were used on this Particular Boeing 747-400 Prototype and one of Three Engines that was offered to Airlines who placed their order for the Boeing 747-400 and these Engines were Certified by the Federal Aviation Administration on January 9,1989.

Registration Ship # N401PW: This was the first Boeing 747-400 Aircraft that was Actually Built,Served as a Prototype prior to Being Delivered to Northwest Airlines on December 9,1989.

The Seating Configuration : Depending on the Airline's Seating Configuration, The Boeing 747-400 Seats up to 416 Passengers in a 3 Class Configurated Cabin Layout; 524 Passengers in a 2 Class Configurated Cabin Layout; and 660 Passengers in a 1 Class Cabin Configurated Layout Respectively.

And the Maximum Range for the Boeing 747-400 is 7,670 Nautical Miles or 8,357
Miles on a Full Passenger Load.

This model is Very Impressive, Very Detailed, Very Informative and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! A Definite must have for your collection! Check it out!

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