FlightBlogger - Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental Interior Model

I am so happy for this airplane, it's doing better than the 767-400. Korean Airlines has ordered 5 of them, and Lufthansa, as the launch customer, has ordered 20. Already, these numbers beat the 767-400 (I keep mentioning it, because the -400 attempted to revitalize an aging line) so there might be hope for at least 100 of these ships to fly in the air!

Good luck Inty!

@ejc45 ships and planes are called she because they deliver passengers to their destinations like mothers deliver babies ships and planes have been called she for hundreds of years.

EpicSlug so you must be thinking about your mother when you board a ship or plane..lol
Please, it's time to think out of the nest and start calling this things by he names, because they are massive and strong to protect small little people like us. Women are weak and depend on men as their protectors.

@ejc45 what the hell its perfectly normal to refer to boats planes ect as female, boats were origionaly called she because up untill the 70's almost all boats were owned by men and it is supposed to represent the relationship between the captain and his ship. so calling it male is gay, female is not.

So now you're saying that the captain has intimate relationships with his ship when everybody is asleep...lol Captain goes... " Oooh yeah baby, I'm gonna give it to you.....big time"....lol You never think of a massive structure as a female but rather male. Why you ask because then you are implying that females are fat by nature, specially moms. ok?

its called she because their sexy

If you want any kind of machine to be dominant in the air, ground or water you must refer them as males not females. Because when you use a female name it means them look weak, and gay.

Titanic was a she.. Female can equal strong too. Mother Earth? Father Time, on the other hand, does sound gay.

sorry bu it sounds too childish, like mom I want my dipper...lol