Boeing 747-200

Summary

Boeing 747-200 is an aircraft family^[1]. It is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• Boeing 747-200's image is recorded as B-747 Iberia.jpg^[3].
• Boeing 747-200's instance of is recorded as aircraft family^[4].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as British Airways^[5].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Lufthansa^[6].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Condor Flugdienst^[7].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Scandinavian Airlines^[8].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as KLM^[9].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Sabena^[10].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Air France^[11].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Iberia^[12].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as TAP Air Portugal^[13].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Alitalia^[14].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Swissair^[15].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Olympic Airways^[16].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Iraqi Airways^[17].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Q461631^[18].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Kuwait Airways^[19].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Middle East Airlines - Air Liban^[20].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as EL AL Israel Airlines Ltd.^[21].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Royal Air Maroc^[22].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Air Afrique^[23].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Varig^[24].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as Japan Airlines^[25].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as All Nippon Airways^[26].
• Boeing 747-200's operator is recorded as CAAC Airlines^[27].

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Designation and Status

Boeing 747-200's instance of is recorded as aircraft family^[4].

Why It Matters

Boeing 747-200 is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]