Singapore Airlines (SIA) has decided to operate commemorative flights between Singapore and Hong Kong on 6 April to mark the retirement of the B747 from its fleet, after nearly four decades of service.
Flight SQ747 from Singapore to Hong Kong and SQ748 from Hong Kong to Singapore will be operated with the B747-400, replacing the existing flights, which are normally operated with Airbus A330-300s.
“Saying farewell to the Queen of the Skies will not be easy. Over more than 38 years, the B747 has played an important role in helping SIA become the global airline that it is today. It enabled us to extend our network around the world and introduce innovative new products and services,” said SIA CEO, Mr Goh Choon Phong. Foto: SIA
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