Singapore Airlines on Saturday, 28MAR09, operates the last Boeing 747 London service, marking an end of an era after 35.5 years.
The airline received its first Boeing 747 a year shortly after it split from MSA (Malaysia-Singapore Airlines) in 1973, and entered operation on the Kangaroo route around Oct 1973 (01OCT73).
Starting 29MAR09, current 747 flight will be replaced by smaller-capacity Boeing 777-300ER, while the other 2 daily continues to operate with Airbus A380.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Singapore Airlines ends Boeing 747 London service
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