Maastricht Aachen Airport to ban the Boeing 747 and the MD-11 2025

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Top 747 passenger operators May 2025 Lufthansa (LH/DLH) has by far the largest fleet of passenger 747s in the world. As of June 2025 it operates 27 aircraft, made up of 19 Boeing 747-8 aircraft and 8 Boeing 747-400 aircraft.
Only 200 examples were built, of which roughly a quarter were freight aircraft, and production concluded in October 2000. In November 2014, it was officially retired from passenger service, last flown by KLM.
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