interesting design. with that kind of looks, it would not seem it would even get off the ground, but as it appears, it does its job of transporting gigantic objects.

Kill it with fire

This is Boeing's 747 that transports the wings (among other items) of aircraft currently under build in the Washington factory.

nice,nice aircraft.one of the best built.such a beauty to watch it fly,take off and landing.also what can fit in,and the weight it can handle.2 thumbs up

Specifically, the FOUR (4) Dreamlifter aircraft are model 747-400s modified to transport the major components of the 787 Dreamliners from the fabrication/assembly facilities in Japan, Italy, Charleston, NC & Wichita, KS to the 787 FINAL Assembly lines in Everett, WA & Charleston. These components are the wings & complete fuselage sections (fwd, main & aft.
Currently,(July 2015) Boeing is assembling 10 787(-8 & -9)aircraft per month ...8 in Everett & 2 in Charleston. Eventually, ALL -10 787s will be assembled in Charleston. Consequently, these FOUR 747 Dreamlifters are airborne most of the time somewhere between Japan, Everett, & Italy!!!

why kill it with fire?

it is Balla

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