From: hideo@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp (KANNO Hideo)
Newsgroups: fj.rec.travel.air
Subject: Re: Boeing 747-400
Date: 16 Oct 92 08:36:59 GMT
Distribution: fj
Organization: Computer Centre, University of Tokyo

In article <1992Oct14.045334.27948@etl.go.jp> ogata@etl.go.jp (Ichiro Ogata) writes:
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  From: kls@ohare.Chicago.COM (Karl Swartz)
  Newsgroups: rec.travel.air
  Message-ID: <1992Oct8.120136.9908@ohare.Chicago.COM>

For reference, the following is a list of major passenger operators
of the 747 with fleets broken down by basic series, where major is
defined as "I thought of them."  It does *not* include the all-cargo
operators (e.g. Federal Express) which account for a large portion of
the worldwide 747 fleet, though it does include both cargo and combi
as well as passenger aircraft for the listed airlines.  The numbers
come from the latest (1992) JP and include planned deliveries through
this month.

Airline			SP  SR  100  200  300  400	total
-------			--  --  ---  ---  ---  ---	-----
Air Canada		 -   -    3    3    -    3	   9
Air France		 -   -   13   21    1   13	  48
Air India		 -   -    -    9    2    -	  11
Air New Zealand		 -   -    -    5    -    3	   8
Alitalia		 -   -    -   14    -    -	  14
All Nippon		 -  17    -    6    -   10	  33
British Airways		 -   -   15   16    -   23	  54
Canadian		 -   -    -    -    -    3	   3
China Airlines		 4   -    -    6    -    3	  13
Continental		 -   -    2    6    -    -	   8
El Al			 -   -    1    7    -    -         8
Garuda			 -   -    1    8    -    -	   9
Japan Airlines		 -   1   10   32   16   22	  81
KLM Royal Dutch		 -   -    -   12    4   12	  28
Korean			 2   -    -   14    3    8	  27
Lufthansa		 -   -    -   19    -   17	  36
Malaysia		 -   -    -    4    1    5	  10
Northwest		 -   -   12   28    -   10	  50
Philippines		 -   -    -    8    -    -	   8
QANTAS			 2   -    -    7    6   18        33
Saudia			 2   -    8    1   10    -	  21
Singapore		 -   -    -    7   14   15	  36
South African		 5   -    -    6    2    3	  16
Swissair		 -   -    -    -    5    -	   5
TWA			 -   -   12    3    -    -	  15
Thai			 -   -    -    6    2    4	  12
United			11   -   18    9    -   15	  53
Varig			 -   -    -    3    5    3	  11
		       --- ---  ---  ---  ---  ---	 ---
			26  18   95  260   71  190       660

total production	45 (a)  206  389   81  (b)

(a) JAL has both 747SR-46 and 747-146B(SR) models; I'm not sure which
    of these are and aren't included in the 206 747-100 models produced.
(b) The 747-400 is currently in production.

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