Boeing 747-100 Passenger Jet Plane

The Boeing 747-100, introduced in 1970, revolutionized commercial aviation as the original "Jumbo Jet." It was developed in the 1960s and was considered futuristic for its time. The aircraft could carry twice as many passengers as the Boeing 707 while maintaining a similar range of slightly over 6,000 miles. The 747-100 had a maximum speed of 602 miles per hour and a service ceiling of just over 45,000 feet. It consumed approximately 1 gallon of jet fuel per minute of flight. The interior featured a total of 366 seats, including 260 in economy class, 74 in business class, and 32 in first class. The cabin dimensions were impressive, with a height of 3.10 meters, width of 6.08 meters, and a spacious overall length.

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