Only four airlines still operate regular Boeing 747 passenger flights in 2026

Only four airlines still operate regular Boeing 747 passenger flights in 2026
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In 2026, just four carriers continue to run regular passenger services with the Boeing 747.

A total of 1,574 Boeing 747 aircraft were built across all variants, and the 747‑400 and 747‑8 models consume roughly 8.83 to 12 tons of fuel per hour, compared with about 7.35 to 7.5 tons per hour for the Boeing 777‑300ER.

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