Air India is saying farewell to their 747 400 fleet, and the first aircraft to depart is the VT-EVA. The aircraft has been parked at Mumbai International Airport (BOM) since March 2021. This is her final takeoff from Indian soil. This comes from India's remaining four Boeing 747-400 airplanes, which have found a new owner – US-based AerSale, a supplier of aftermarket commercial jet engines and parts.
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