This airplane may be grounded, but it still has a place among the stars. On Thursday, a British Airways 747 made its final flight to Surrey, England, where it will be transformed into a film and ...

Cotswold Airport in England bought a British Airways 747 for $1.35 and converted it into a "party plane." The aircraft, which features a dance floor and bar, costs $1,350 per hour to rent, or $16,000 ...

An iconic 747 British Airways jet, bought for just £1, has been transformed into a bar to host lavish plane parties. The BA Negus plane, which resides at Cotswold Airport in Kemble, has been ...

Among the usual traffic taking off at London’s Heathrow Airport on Tuesday morning was an eye-catching blast from the past – a retro-painted British Airways Boeing 747. The Boeing 747 – adorned in ...

British Airways has officially retired its fleet of Boeing 747-400 jumbo jets. The final two aircraft took off from London Heathrow today (Thursday 8th October), marking the end of an era for the ...

That plane managed a top speed of 776 mph, shy of the 801 mph that the British Airways 747 hit last night. According to the BBC, though the top speed reached by the plane on its journey across the ...

One of British Airways’ recently-retired Boeing 747-400s is to be preserved as a film set at an airfield 40km south of London Heathrow. The aircraft (G-CIVW), manufactured in 1998, was parked in March ...

A British Airways jumbo jet has found a new role as a film set - saving it from the scrapheap where dozens of the airline's other retired 747s have ended up. The aircraft, registration G-CIVW, will ...

British Airways has unveiled its fourth and final retro-livery – a Boeing 747-400 in the airline’s original red, white and blue design dating from 1973. The 747-400 (G-CIVB) is adorned with the ...

July 17 (UPI) --British Airways announced Friday it will immediately retire its entire fleet of Boeing 747 airliners due to ongoing challenges in the travel industry caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

British Airways has officially retired its fleet of Boeing 747-400 jumbo jets. The final two aircraft took off from London Heathrow today (Thursday 8th October), marking the end of an era for the ...