Heathrow says goodbye to the last two Boeing 747 the British

From Heathrow they both took off úlast Boeing 747 from British Airways who were at this airport, before the final departure of this aircraft from its fleet. British press photos.

In a fría and rainy mañAna at Heathrow International Airport took off towards their storage place both úlast Boeing 747 from the main aerolíUK line, British Airways makes almost 50 añservice details of this aircraftón in its different versions of its fleet.

To commemorate the occasionón, the two airline planesínea flew through the skies one after another from runway 27R. once in the air, G-CIVY performedó low passes over the south runway in an emotional farewell to home before heading to St Athan, where to retireá.

The G-CIVB, painted in the historical liveryórich Negus from the airínea y G-CIVY, in its current Chatham Dockyard livery, withdrawán in the UK in Kemble and St Athan, respectively. between the two planes, some impressive ones have flown 104 millions of miles in his 47 añservice and have carried millions of British Airways customers.

At 7:47 I have this oneñhe, hundreds of aviation enthusiastsón and customers flooded social media sharing their memories of the 747 using the hashtag #BA747farewell.

In July, British Airways anunció that their 747 remaining roomsíhave unfortunately flown their úlatest commercial services as a result of the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic Covid-19 has had on the airíline and the aviation sectorón. The flota isá being replaced by aircraft más quiet and fuel-efficient as part of Aerol's commitmentígoal of achieving net zero carbon emissions for 2050.

History of the úTimos Boeing 747 the British

British Airways 747 G-CIVB

British Airways 747 G-CIVY