PH-BFB City of Bangkok — Boeing 747-406
PH-BFB is Former KLM 747-400 whose KLM-era cabin is preserved and toured daily. The airframe is on public display at Corendon Village Hotel Amsterdam, Badhoevedorp.
A Boeing 747-406 with the former operator KLM. Former KLM 747-400 whose KLM-era cabin is preserved and toured daily.
- Registration:
PH-BFB - Configuration: Boeing 747-406
- Manufacturer serial number (MSN): 24000
- Line number: 732
- First flight: May 1989
- Delivered: June 1989
- Engines: 4× General Electric CF6-80C2
- Operator history: KLM 1989–2018; on public display from 2019
- Current status: Preserved
- On display: Corendon Village Hotel Amsterdam, Badhoevedorp, Netherlands
PH-BFB City of Bangkok is listed in the Boeing 747 airframe registry, alongside other preserved and notable airframes. For every airframe ever operated by an airline, see the preserved Boeing 747 directory and the active fleet summary.
Sources
- Official visitor information — Corendon Hotels
| Manufacturer | Boeing |
|---|---|
| Variant | 747-406 |
| First flight | May 1989 |
| Status | Preserved |
| Engines | 4× General Electric CF6-80C2 |
Sources
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- Boeing 747-406 at Corendon Village Hotel Amsterdam, Badhoevedorp — Corendon Hotels
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