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Photos: Boeing Delivers First 747-8 Freighter to Cargolux

Belly shot. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Belly shot. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Climbing out. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Climbing out. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Passing the moon. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Lift off! (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Condensation streams over the wings. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • First load of cargo slides into the big lady's mouth at Sea-Tac. (Photo by Boeing)



 
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