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Boeing 747-200 (NASA905)

Submitted 12 years ago

nasa 905 foreground, nasa 911 background

16 of NASA905 8413 of B742

james stephens

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Michael Demura11 years ago

What is going to happen to these aircraft now the space shuttle is no longer used?

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Randy Michel10 years ago

911 will be parted out at EDW to support the 747SP SOFIA Project NASA flies. 905 was flown to EFD in Houston to be disassembled and moved to Johnson Space Center where it will be reassembled as a display piece with the the high-fidelity shuttle replica that was moved there, placed on top of 905. Boeing is underwriting that project.

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Boeing 747-200 (NASA905)

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