Qatar Airways Cargo recently bid farewell to its last Boeing 747F, marking the end of an era for the iconic Queen of the Skies in the airline’s cargo fleet. The final flight, operated by the aircraft registered as A7-BGB, arrived in Doha from Barcelona on March 1st, 2024, concluding its tenure of service. This event signifies a significant shift in Qatar Airways Cargo’s operations as it transitions towards a more sustainable and efficient future.
Since its induction into the fleet in September 2017, the Boeing 747F has been a workhorse for Qatar Airways Cargo, operating over 9,000 flights and transporting close to 800,000 tonnes of cargo worldwide. Notably, the aircraft’s top destination during its service was Incheon, with other major hubs like Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Guangzhou also featuring prominently in its flight history.
The Boeing 747F played a crucial role in facilitating international trade and logistics, transporting a diverse range of cargo, from racing cars to medical supplies, including vital personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic. Its reliability and versatility made it a trusted asset in Qatar Airways Cargo’s fleet, contributing to the airline’s reputation for excellence in cargo transportation.
Overall, the retirement of the Boeing 747F marks the end of an era for Qatar Airways Cargo while symbolizing the airline’s commitment to embracing innovation and sustainability in the ever-evolving world of air cargo transportation.
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