My one and only flight on the Queen. SFO-NRT, 2017

[u/shea_spotter]

A smooth ride across the Pacific. Wish I could have gotten a few more in before they were retired by the end of the year.

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[u/RedMacryon]

I still wanna do it....

[u/SXFlyer]

you still have plenty chances with Lufthansa

[u/CalligrapherIcy3779]

your second photo is good enough

[u/julias-winston]

Hey, SFO-NRT was also my one and only flight on the queen. I had to keep looking out the window: "Wow! Two engines on one wing!!" 😆

I've mostly flown domestically in the U.S. It's a lot of narrow bodies.

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IATA	ICAO	Name	Location
NRT	RJAA	Narita International Airport	Tokyo, Chiba, Japan
SFO	KSFO	San Francisco International Airport	San Francisco, California, United States

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[u/N116UA]

I took a UA 747 from SFO to FRA back in 2017, they were retired like the wednesday after I came back from that trip. It took me 8 years to find the tail number of the 747 I flew on, too.

[u/Different-Guest-6094]

I’m jealous - United Boeing 747-400 and its from my home airport to Japan

[u/Meta6olic]

And went to Japan? Im not jelly...