Boeing 747-100

Summary

Boeing 747-100 is an aircraft type^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Boeing 747-100's image is recorded as Pan Am Boeing 747 at Zurich Airport in May 1985.jpg^[3].
• Boeing 747-100's instance of is recorded as aircraft type^[4].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as British Overseas Airways Corporation^[5].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Lufthansa^[6].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Japan Airlines^[7].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Air France^[8].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Alitalia^[9].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Iberia^[10].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Sabena^[11].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Aer Lingus^[12].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Air Canada^[13].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Canadian Pacific Air Lines^[14].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as American Airlines^[15].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Braniff International Airways^[16].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Corsair International^[17].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Continental Airlines^[18].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Delta Air Lines^[19].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Eastern Air Lines^[20].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as National Airlines^[21].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Northwest Airlines^[22].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Pan Am^[23].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as United Airlines^[24].
• Boeing 747-100's operator is recorded as Wardair^[25].
• Boeing 747-100's followed by is recorded as Boeing 747-100SR^[26].
• Boeing 747-100's followed by is recorded as Boeing 747SP^[27].

Why It Matters

Boeing 747-100 has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[28]