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Boeing
and Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) celebrated the delivery of the airline's newest Boeing 747-400
Freighter and the first delivery during the carrier's new management plan, the
"Phoenix Project". The new airplane departed Paine Field in Everett
Tuesday to join the all-747 NCA fleet, the first to do so since the Phoenix
Project introduction earlier this year. The delivery was also the first for Boeing's newly remodeled Everett Delivery Center.
The new airplane is NCA's third 747-400 Freighter, and brings the airline's freighter fleet to 12 airplanes, including seven 747-200s and two
747-100s, with seven 747-400 Freighters remaining on order. NCA is also a launch customer for Boeing's new 747-8 Freighter, currently in
development and scheduled for entry into service in 2009, with an order for eight airplanes.
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