l love flying and i'm trying to find a flight that is on a boeing 747-400 or another airplane related, like a an airbus 330. so can someone help find a flight going from PHX to anywhere on a boeing 747-400 or something related? it can also be on any airline. can someone help me please.

well l know that british airways is flying to phoenix non-stop with a 747 to London Heathrow.

British Airways flies a 747-400 to PHX. They have daily arrivals at about 5:00pm local.

Here is a link to all 747-400 flights: http://flightaware.com/live/aircrafttype/B744

Here is the outgoing PHX to EGLL flight: http://flightaware.com/live/flight/BAW28A

And the incoming flight: http://flightaware.com/live/flight/BAW9CG

there is a british airways flight that flies from Phoenix to London that is a 747.

there might be others, l do not know. It would have to be a long distance flight though, because 747 is are not really used for short domestic flights.

In the old days, airlines concentrated on filling large aircraft flying few flights, as this is the most economical & efficient way to fly. Today, they emphasize a large number of small flights, even though this is much less environmentally friendly & much more wasteful. The idea is that people want as many flights as possible, rather than just one or two per day. As a result, while 747s regularly flew domestically in the past, today one tends to see them in the Western world only on long-haul overseas routes.

As previously mentioned, BA does operate 747-400s to London out of Phoenix. That is about it. Gone r the days when u could catch a 747 from PHX to SFO or even JFK.

If British Airways flies 747-400s out of PHX, then grab one. Otherwise, u may need to fly on a connecting regional to some hub that launches international flights. Remember that with the present ''anti-terrorism'' joke club on stage, it is taking months to get a passport, so start on that first.

Then book a flight to London or HongKong or Tokyo or Singapore. Many other cities. Your booking listing on Travelocity or equivalent will say what type airplane is involved in each leg of the journey.

Have fun!

you can go on the web site of 747 carriers and pick a departure and arrival airport then check the flight l know that united airlines shows the plane you fly in