Boeing 747-300 Passenger Jet Plane

The Boeing 747-300, introduced in 1983, was an updated version of the 747-200 featuring a stretched upper deck and improved efficiency, range, and passenger capacity. It offered various engine options from Pratt & Whitney, General Electric, and Rolls-Royce. The -300 model could accommodate up to 624 passengers in its SR (Short Range) variant. Despite its advancements, the 747-300 was quickly superseded by the more advanced 747-400 in 1985. The last 747-300 was delivered to Sabena in September 1990. Although interest in the series declined among large carriers, many 747-300 aircraft remain active today. The extended upper deck was a unique feature, capable of seating up to 69 economy class travelers.

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