does united airline still fly 747's?

United Airlines presently have twenty -four B747-400 in their air fleet.

THE AIRLINE (AND CARGO OPERATORS) THAT OPERATES THE MOST B-747 IN THEIR AIR FLEETS ARE:

AIR FRANCE --- 28

ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS --- 23

BRITISH AIRWAYS --- 49

CATHAY PACIFIC --- 48

JAPAN AIRLINES --- 57 (world's largest operator)

KOREAN AIR --- 44

LUFTHANSA --- 30

UNITED AIRLINES --- 24

CARGOLUX --- 28

Pls. see the completer list (with references, which I contributed in Wiki)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Boeing_747_op...

Yes. Most airlines fly 747s

Most international airlines and the ones like United, America, Delta are more likely to. operate 747s on longer flights, such as to Europe and Asia because the 747 can handle the longer distance. For going to Chicago and JFK, the 757 and 767 are more commonly used. Out of LAX, i found that 747 are more common on routes to London, Korea, China, Germany, etc...

747's are still used by many airlines, mostly on long haul flights. United still has twenty four 747's in service with an average age of 15 yrs. old.

http://www.airfleets.net/ageflotte/?file=calcop&op...

United Airlines still has quite a fleet of 747-400's. Most, if not all, are used for transpacific and transatlantic flights.

yeah, united does, they are planning on retiring them tho in a few years for the A350, most airlines do have them except like US Air, American, Continental, but most foreign carriers have them

Yes they do, but they are being retired soon

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