Few aircraft in aviation history have been as versatile, or as iconic, as the Boeing 747. Originally conceived with cargo in mind, the so-called Queen of the Skies evolved into one of the most recognizable passenger aircraft ever built before later finding a second life as a freight-hauling powerhouse. Today, while passenger variants are rapidly disappearing from airline fleets, cargo versions continue to thrive across global logistics networks, forming the backbone of intercontinental freight operations.
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