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Boeing 747-481 ( D )
- MSN : 25643 / 972
- ENG : 4x GE CF6-80C2B1F
- REG : JA8960
@ History Aircraft :
# 08.APR.1993 : First flight at built site Everett ( PAE ) WA USA
# 11.MAY.1993 : Delivered to "All Nippon Airways" NH & ANA with reg JA8960 and config cabin W23Y542
# 29.MAR.2014 : Stored and scrapped at Tupelo ( TUP / KTUP ) MS
➡️ All Nippon Airways 🇯🇵 | B744D | JA8960
➡️ Tokyo - Haneda [ HND • RJTT ] 🇯🇵
I was fortunate to have photographed the two remaining 744Ds on the same day before they were retired, and while the sun wasn't out following heavy rain the night before, the visibility was clear
JA8960 was actually retired from service the same day this picture was taken, and sister ship JA8961 was retired on March 31 2014.
Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 12-Mar-17, and DeNoise AI 09-Nov-22.
All Nippon and JAL were the only airlines to order the shorter range version of the Boeing 747-400, the -400D (Domestic). The most obvious difference was that it didn't have winglets.
This aircraft was delivered to ANA All Nippon Airways as JA8960 in May-93. It was sold to a lessor a few days after delivery and eventually sold back to ANA in May-05.
The aircraft was in service for 21 years and was permanently retired at Tupelo, MS, USA in Mar-14. It was last noted still at Tupelo in Oct-14 and was subsequently broken up.
JA8960 Boeing 747-481D [25643] (ANA-All Nippon Airways) Okinawa-Naha~JA 01/11/2005. WFU Tupelo MS~N arrived 29-03-2014 broken up @ 01-2015.
Boeing 747-481D
全日本空輸 / NH / ANA
2011年2月13日 新千歳空港にて撮影
February 13, 2011 at New Chitose Airport, CTS / RJCC
at Tokyo-Haneda Int'l Airport (HND/RJTT)
When I was 8 years old.
This is the first time I visited airport in my life.
Good old days. . .
JA8960 taxiing to her gate@Tokyo/Haneda International Airport,Japan...will be retiring at the end of this month(Mar).
One of the last flying Boeing 747-400D models in the World, it was one of the goals on my trip to photograph these rare jewels and I succeeded. These are truly domestic workhorses, and fly high volume domestic routes only. I was able to capture 2 of the remaining 3 aircraft (JA8966 arrived after dark on the far runway). They will all be retired by March 31st, 2014. You can tell the -400D apart from a -400 because these birds do not have winglets.
From the archives: History today! All Nippons 747's were daily visitors in Paris Charles de Gaulle. But they are replaced by 777's nowadays. Here a shot from 2010, the outbound flight to Tokyo Narita overhead The Netherlands.
NH206 ANA206 CDG Paris Charles de Gaulle NRT Tokyo Narita
Boeing 747-481D JA8960